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It looks just like my African Geese when they were little.

All three of mine are very big. When I got them I was told one was a male and two were female. But I was not 100% until the females developed the lobes and started laying eggs. My male guards alot. But none of them are aggressive. They live with ducks and they all get along fine.

Yes lots of them :) The first one is the one that stands on "guard" all the time. The second one is the one with the lump.

I had them sexed before I bought them. They said two were females and one was a male. One is much larger than the other two (if that matters). The larger one is the only one I see trying to mate with the other two (other than my male duck who mates with whatever he can mate with). The larger one...

Do you know why? I have never seen this and I have two other geese who do not have it. I am glad that it is normal, I was worried about a cyst or something worse.

It is very obvious as you can see in the pictures. Is this normal for geese? This female is the only one to have to lump. I am concerned about it. She is about 20 weeks old.