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Livestock => Poultry & Waterfowl => Topic started by: goosepimple on April 26, 2014, 05:44:13 pm
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Couple of goosepimples - on the left is 1 day old and likes to sleep, on the right is 2 days old and likes to run and eat. Quite staggering the difference in a day. They're living in the kitchen at the moment and loving company :D
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Awwww :love:
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kids love them...
is that all of them?
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The other 2 in the incubator don't appear to be hatching.
I have a goose sitting but she's making a mess of it, and another one who must be sitting on a load of eggs because we couldn't get to them, she should be due if any in about a week or so.
I also have another 2 females who are still hanging out with the 2 boys but I'm not convinced they're laying or nesting.
So potentially we could have loads of goosepimples, but maybe this is our lot. Goose antics ::)
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yay for goose babies (what kind are they)
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So cute :love:
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They are gorgeous! We have six West of England in the incubator due out from Thursday. Your picture has made me all broody! Can't wait!
:excited: :excited: :excited:
Helen
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My one little gosling, out for a walk with his/her proud parents.
(http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k70/jaykayg/be3e3dbec099437d892681c80e428ff1_zps41e56321.jpg)
The other goose is sitting on 10 or so, so hopefully there'll be some more soon.
I want mine in the kitchen too :D
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Yay! I've got one - he's (advantage of West of England - I know he his a he) fluffed up now but not running around yet and needed a lot of help. I think he's going to have to go in with ducklings for company. Another 10 fertile ones in incubator/under broody so hopefully he'll have goose friends eventually.
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:love: loving the piccies Goosepimple and Jaykay
what a difference a day makes :o Goosepimple
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Come on we need moore ...First well done me iv been lambing dawn england and back last sunday .Carnt belive the season is a month in front . Iv just built a masive fence this week will post soon all the best VF.
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Thanks all, they're Steinbachers bloomer, same as Jaykays (distant relatives actually) :D
No2 is still a bit weak and has a deformed toe I see, if it was out with parent geese it definitely wouldn't have made it, so :fc: . Think it may last a while but not sure it will make it.
Had to throw our big goose off her nest, she started with about 6 eggs in there and ended up with one - I just picked it up when she came off and it's empty, so cleared her nest out.
We've still got one sitting though, if she's having any it should be in a week or so.