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The day after the first batch arrived we were greeted by a second batch. I had a better lens with me this time
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G'day mate
What a wonderful series of images ! .... #1 + #2 & #4 are crackers, showing the parents' dutifully shepherding their offspring to 'elsewhere'
A bunch of keepers for you here
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Wonderful to see a new batch with mum and dad. Very special moment in time for you. Lovely photos with great detail. Well camouflaged in the bull rushes.I Shoot A Canon
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Originally posted by Ozzie_Traveller View PostThanks guys we have been very lucky this year. The goslings are so cute and the parents very protective. The pond they are on is in the field where we keep ponies and is about 200 yards from the gate. As soon as they hear the gate click they shepherd the little ones at pace onto the pond. Not sure where they were going in No4 but they largely ignored meOriginally posted by Isac View Post
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Wonderful family shots with vary cute kids. I particularly like #1 and #4.Comment
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Absolutely gorgeous. How nice to see and capture this family!Better a full bottle in front of me
than a full frontal lobotomy.
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How beautiful! I saw some the other day but some children were chasing them, thankfully the geese and goslings managed to get away but I was so hoping they would teach said kids a lesson they were being so nasty :-(Comment
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