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The mallard chicks look so different from the goose ones. Goose chicks are fuzzy af.
That's pretty close to get to them tho. I a path around a field, pond and stream where the canadian geese breed, and oh man I've been hissed at, charged at and chased multiple times by the parents. They are vicious
The mallard chicks look so different from the goose ones. Goose chicks are fuzzy af.
That's pretty close to get to them tho. I a path around a field, pond and stream where the canadian geese breed, and oh man I've been hissed at, charged at and chased multiple times by the parents. They are vicious
Yeah the geese are assholes. I told her not to encourage them but she persisted. We've also made friends with a odd trio of mallards. One is a standard green neck male, one is a more brown white male and the third is a very onrey black female. We've seen them over a few weeks and aside from some water boarding duck rape. They stick together.
Yeah the geese are assholes. I told her not to encourage them but she persisted. We've also made friends with a odd trio of mallards. One is a standard green neck male, one is a more brown white male and the third is a very onrey black female. We've seen them over a few weeks and aside from some water boarding duck rape. They stick together.
The brown and white mallard in your picture is a female.
The brown and white mallard in your picture is a female.
You're correct, but that wasn't the one I was referring to.
You're correct, but that wasn't the one I was referring to.
I went fishing last weekend at a local canal and attracted some wildlife. Not pictured was the two herons that visited us. My fiance insisted on feeding them and that may of lead to us nearly hooking a goose.