....and I always love to put frozen peas in the second and beyond baths. The first bath is simply too fun to watch as is.Yes, serv, I remember now about your friend you told us about. Well, that blows my theory out the window, then!!Well, just put some Brewer´s Yeast in their water, might help....or thawed peas!!!!!!
Here is the solitary geb! His mother is Chinese/Embden, but I'm not sure whether his father is embden, toulouse, or african/embden, or chinese/toulouse. There is a slight chance that his father is seb/tufted roman, although I don't notice a tuft. (Red lights make for horrible pics, don't they?)
Whatever s/he is, he is in love with the gosling in the mirror! (hoping gosling due tomorrow is successful)
I forgot about listing frozen peas, as they´re difficult to come across here. Cans of peas with corn is easy enough, but would be expensive for so many geese. I know they exist, though. I´ll look out for the frozen ones. I want to have some of this fun!!
We might not have them in boxes anymore like they used to, so I can't get the excitement of watching them break it up, but we have them in bags. They'd still float, and probably be a funny sight to watch the geese chase each pea around.I forgot about listing frozen peas, as they´re difficult to come across here. Cans of peas with corn is easy enough, but would be expensive for so many geese. I know they exist, though. I´ll look out for the frozen ones. I want to have some of this fun!!
