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by the way, let me say this is one of the wonderful things about My geese, Pilgrims, they are auto sexing , at birth, , but not only at birth, ,, their whole life long, ( sorry I know that doesn’t help you with these)

looking again i think they’re ganders because the necks are so long . so basically i’m guessing. iwould test their behavior to try and find out. like walk towards them and see if they both come at you with outstretched necks …

it's generally recommended to keep new birds separate for at least a week (or two) "quarantine" to watch them for health issues. Put them where they can see your goose through a fence so they all get used to seeing each other.

also the gander closest to the cam is protecting his female (stands between you and her) and holding his head the highest

Look at the difference in how high they hold their heads.

ok don’t quote me but i think that’s 2 females . neither of them is striking an aggressive pose.