Hi all,
So we recently got a male and female Chinese goose from two separate breeders. The White one was supposedly a male, the brown one a female. Today we found a goose egg in our Chicken Coop, but the strange thing is that our female was supposedly be only a few months old (2-3), while the gander was about 6-7 months when we got them a month ago. So it got us thinking that the white goose isn't male after all, especially as I spotted 'him' sitting in the chicken coop around where the egg was found earlier today. Come to think of it, 'he' has always been far more timid than the brown goose and always keeps his distance, which would be odd if he were a gander who should supposedly protect his lady.
I added some pictures, is it possible to tell from them whether or not it's a female? And the same question goes for the brown goose, as 'she' is much more defensive and less timid.
So we recently got a male and female Chinese goose from two separate breeders. The White one was supposedly a male, the brown one a female. Today we found a goose egg in our Chicken Coop, but the strange thing is that our female was supposedly be only a few months old (2-3), while the gander was about 6-7 months when we got them a month ago. So it got us thinking that the white goose isn't male after all, especially as I spotted 'him' sitting in the chicken coop around where the egg was found earlier today. Come to think of it, 'he' has always been far more timid than the brown goose and always keeps his distance, which would be odd if he were a gander who should supposedly protect his lady.
I added some pictures, is it possible to tell from them whether or not it's a female? And the same question goes for the brown goose, as 'she' is much more defensive and less timid.
