GRacer3648
Chirping
- Jun 10, 2019
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Usually the males are bigger with thicker legs.
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i couldn’t tell from a distance if any had yellow but i’ll check in the morning,the almost whitish heads are females, the yellowish heads are malessame goes with mallards
sadly no, unfortunately i was worried about having Canadians because they’re illegal without a permit and didn’t know if i could get one, i talked to some people and finally got a permit for them so i started showing them off a little bitDo you have any pictures of them when they were younger?
I wish we had more people who liked geese where I live. They're in the local parks. Instead of finding humane ways to control them, they rounded them up last week and took them to a meat processing plant. The meat went to the local food pantries, but still.sadly no, unfortunately i was worried about having Canadians because they’re illegal without a permit and didn’t know if i could get one, i talked to some people and finally got a permit for them so i started showing them off a little bit
in the city due to the lack of predators nothing eats them, and from what i hear geese have tremendous homing skill so they’d just fly right backI wish we had more people who liked geese where I live. They're in the local parks. Instead of finding humane ways to control them, they rounded them up last week and took them to a meat processing plant. The meat went to the local food pantries, but still.![]()
Very true. They're going to try to use dogs to control them somehow.in the city due to the lack of predators nothing eats them, and from what i hear geese have tremendous homing skill so they’d just fly right back
that will end in perfection lolVery true. They're going to try to use dogs to control them somehow.
It will be entertaining for sure lmaothat will end in perfection lol
the dnr is aware of them being with me and i have a permit for them but keeping them around isn’t part of my plan i have a pond where there’s 20-40 geese all day most everyday and i’ll let them get a tad bigger and let them go so they can have a better lifeCute, but you know these birds are built for impressive migratory flights, right? Do you plan to encourage them to join normal flocks?