Thanks ladies. Only time will tell at this point.
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I was wondering if anyone is able to tell by my picture if the baby goose I hatched is male or female. I've done some reading and from what I understand that the darker ones are usually female and lighter are males. Well, I only had this one to hatch. I have been calling it a female, but I'm not really 100% sure. She/he hatched this past Easter. These pics I took soon after. Since not having another sebastopol (other than pictures) to compare, I just thought I would ask. I doesn't really matter to me, we have already bonded. I have been call her Lucy. If she turns out to be a he, I just thinks 'he' would rather have more of a manly name.
Poor little thing had some 'leg' issues, but that has all healed now. So what do you think, Lucy, or a Lucas? Thanks for the info. This is my first time owning a goose. I'm in LOVE!
Thank you. Pretty sure he is male. He is the leader of the pack and I'm pretty sure he knows he's gorgeous.Das, looks to be a smooth lavender. Very pretty face congrats.![]()
Aunt-pa not knowing the parents makes it impossible to know the gender of that gosling. The only time auto sexing works in Sebastopols is when the parent stock is nothing but all white. Any added coloration at all will mess with the visual auto sexing. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. Vent sexing, or waiting for adult feathers and plucking one for DNA sexing will be you best ways to know. Or you can wait for next spring and see if you get any eggs.