The gander is in the front of the picture, with his two geese and their combined group of goslings. The darker goslings matured into females, and the lighter ones into males.
The gander is in the front of the picture, with his two geese and their combined group of goslings. The darker goslings matured into females, and the lighter ones into males.
These are the four goslings I raised, the brown one in the front is the female.
On the left is a white gander, and the right a brown goose. The rest of the geese (other than the two Chinese, and one dark gander who I think is a Toulouse goose, follow the same color pattern)
This is the suspected Chinese/Pilgrim cross. He is a gander, and his father was the White Chinese, and his mother one of the suspected Pilgrim geese.
btwhitaker

The gander is in the front of the picture, with his two geese and their combined group of goslings. The darker goslings matured into females, and the lighter ones into males.

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