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| Pickwick, Tennessee, USA, March 27, 2022 |
But look who is nesting there this year...
Fortunately, baby Geese can swim the day after hatching, but that is a long way down to the water!
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Ha, that is interesting. Usually the Geese have their nest on the ground. Maybe it is just resting there. Great captures. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteHello,:=) The little chicks will have a long fall to the water, if the goose makes it's nest on the nesting platform.
ReplyDeleteI have seen them have nests up in the crotch of a tree and the poor babies would have a hard landing. At least the water is soft.
ReplyDeleteI know that Wood Ducks nest in tree cavities, and the babies jump out without being injured.
DeleteLol. Leave it to those Canadian geese.
ReplyDeleteWell, I never! That is an amazing sighting! A goose that far up on a nest! How amazing!
ReplyDeleteA good perch.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing!! I hope you can keep us informed when they hatch.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!!
Whoa! I’ve never seen them do that. Maybe they are April fooling you!
ReplyDeleteThat really surprises me that a goose would choose a place to far from the water's edge. - Margy
ReplyDeleteThis made me do some research, and it seems that Canada Geese are quite adaptable in where they nest. There was an online news article from 2020 I found where a Canada goose used a similar platform near Duck, North Carolina (Outer Banks). I didn't see anything about the fate of the goslings but it did mention the ospreys intending to nest on the platform fought the geese, and finally gave up.
ReplyDeleteSilly goose!
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