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Yes, she is very timely. :) When we sent in our order, Nettie ended up having to attend a wedding, which delayed a lot of orders. We weren't expecting it, but we opened our package we noticed she sent us two clasp on flowers for our diapers for the delay! I loooved them, they even matched the...

When I first ordered the Grow With Me harness from Nettie, I waited until my Embden and Runner were the recommended age, 3 weeks. When I put them on, ny Embden was puffing out from the diaper because it was so tiny, despite having ordered the appropriate size for an Embden, and my Runner was so...

Awww, she's adorable! Love the tub picture where she's mid-ubupbuping, as we say. We call it that 'cause it's not so much of a honk, more of chattering. ------------------------------------ So, is it just a goose thing to chew hair? Angel is really bad about it and it really hurts, at times...

Highlander xP I think we may settle on Crowley and Abaddon. I can see those two having some kind of dark romance... if she were still alive, lol.

I'm kinda hooked on Crowley 'cause I love him soooo much and this lil' fella is suuuch a trouble maker. xP If the other is a girl I really couldn't see myself giving her a boy's name, but that's just me.. otherwise I'd say Crowley and Cas 'cause of that whole ordeal with the souls!

EvenLater, I don't think there's anything to worry about. My boy constantly lifts and adjust his wings around when he's drying off, I suspect he's airing out under there. If the wing starts to jut out away from the body, though, then you may want to wrap it to the body, as that's most likely...

I little bit shouldn't hurt, no. Just mind the salt. I know parrots can't digest salt, dunno if the same goes for waterfowl. And holy crap, Cas has grown so much! He's so adorable. <3

Thanks! All of those are pics of Angel we took as he grew up. :) However... now we have an announcement! It had to be postponed until today. Introducing our newest house additions! Two baby saddleback Sebbies. :) Going to DNA test them in a few weeks and name 'em. Hoping for a gander and goose...

Ok, so I finally got around to uploading all my photos, so incoming pic spam! :) For the record, we no longer have the duck. "MOOOOOOOOOOM!" "What's in the bag, mom?" "You said what about me?" And these these photos are the ones of our...

I have my own question. I heard dandelion greens were bad if eaten frequently. Well, Angel has decided he wants nothing but dandelion greens when he's let out to graze and goes around picking them from the yard rather than eating grass. Is this a problem I should try to stop or will he be fine...

Very well said EvenLater :) Exactly what I was thinking, it's hard to tell unless we actually knew what they were thinking. Our Umbrella will puff up and screech at her reflection, as if it were another bird. Hopefully tomorrow I'll have a house goose announcement ;)

Oh my lawd, I may die of cuteness overload if I gaze upon such glory as a fully suited up Cas gosling! Personally, though, I love me some Crowley. ;) Don't worry, mine do that, too! Those dog bowls saved me from having soggy floors and floors covered in grass and feed. However, it doesn't...

Oooo she looks SO offended! "MOM! IT'S LOOKING AT ME!" :P Yes, I'm a crazy bird lady, I guess. :) We have 2 cockatoos, 3 macaws, 1 amazon, 1 cockatiel, and 1 sun conure, aside from our pretty goosey boy that we thought was a girl. One of our 'toos is an Umbrella. She's a complete diva, but is...

I am interested in obtaining 2 - 3 Canadian or Grey Saddleback Sebastopol eggs or ONE FEMALE gosling. I understand that due to wanting only one, it will most likely be pick up only. This goose WILL NOT be alone, she will be a companion/mate to our gander, who is a house goose. She will also be...

I also agree on African. As house geese, I've only had one personal experience with an African, and she was an AWESOME loving pet and a good alarm, too. As outdoor geese, they're quite nasty, LOUD as heck, and BIG. I do not recommend them for mixed flocks, either, they're just mean. Beautiful...

Firstly, I love you for that Supernatural reference. :) I have the anti-possession tattoo incorporated into some work on my arm! Secondly, yes, they usually do a little tail wiggle prior to pooping, but it doesn't always mean poop. I've even observed this pre-poop wiggle behavior in wild geese...

I've read Canadians are wonderful as pets, however, wild canadians are illegal to keep. I don't think there's a way to, say, keep wild Canadians you've rescued via applying for a permit for captive wildlife, even from the gosling stage. If you find yourself with goose fever after this encounter...

Wow! That's super interesting, did you get pics of her on the raft? I wouldn't be able to help myself, I'd snap a few just because that's so crazy! Sure is a safe spot, though. Can't imagine a fox or raccoon would be bold enough to swim all the way out there for some eggs.

Now that I've caught up on this thread, I have a handful of responses, but my connection at work isn't good enough to permit multiquotes, so here goes! To the person that said geese seem intelligent with the talk they do at us, but are probably more instinctual due to brain size, I'd like to...

I'm so sorry for your loss. :( Give the other baby lots of love so she doesn't feel so lonely.