Tula, Emporda, Normandy and other unusual breeds

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sorry for the double pictures and these pictures are taken few days ago and it was way worse after the storm but i volenteered to help and fix ive alot more but the loading is very slow

 

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My chinesexembden goose laid an egg and ive 2 and she hasent laid for 4 days now >:-@!
Well i put the 2 eggs in the incubater my first extremly early eggs oh and the father is a african

 

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My 2 Africanxembden/chinese eggs are in 5 days now and both are fertile
Now wait hatching point and lets hope they will look somehow like a well known goose breed and i will go breed these goslings with even more odder cross breeds to see their appearence my goose is laying again so i hope to put in more eggs

 

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My 2 Africanxembden/chinese eggs are in 5 days now and both are fertile
Now wait hatching point and lets hope they will look somehow like a well known goose breed and i will go breed these goslings with even more odder cross breeds to see their appearence

my goose is laying again so i hope to put in more eggs

Have fun!!

 

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Wow, this one´s impressive!! My mum´s here with us at the moment, and is reading the news on the internet, feeling very pleased that she´s been missing it all! I´m getting weather reports from my friends there, too. One of them lives in Wexford.

 

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My fav.county is wexford its the nicest county in ireland the weather is warmest and driest there

 

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Greylags...not unusual, true, but this is interesting.
A family of geese minding their own business on a lake in Germany, along comes the swan...and grabs one of the goslings, and dunks it a number of times. It also tried to take off with it, apparently. Look what wonderful parents geese are! The gosling swam away from this. It was a news report, I think the photographer did a great job. These are just 2 of his pics.

 

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That looks really cool and geese as parents are so unbelievably protective of their babies