Search results for query: *

@Anaray Sorry, couldn't help but chuckle :lol: Mud mask is eggsellent for the skin I hear,;) Next time we have a downpour I'll take photos of the geese. They like to make holes in the mud and stick their heads in there.... :eek:

Fingers crossed for you. We have wet winters here so despite the baking heat and summer droughts the hardier weeds (usually thorny ones) :barnie still grow!

:frow Nice to meet you

:frow Welcome

Sounds similar to our plans, be prepared for everything to take much longer than you think it will except for growing weeds :eek:

Originally the Llyn, but most recently Vale of Neath (rainiest place in the work I think :eek:)

:love She's lovely!

I should add that I live in Sicilyt it's warm here until late November..

Muscovies are a law unto themselves ;) Neither goose or duck and yet ... The best :love

You already know what you're going to do ;):lau

In my limited experience they start to lay properly the spring after they hatch. They may lay the odd egg 6 , months plus but not regular. That's what happened with my 5 so far anyway....:D

Mine is definitely a goose don't remember it's beak being funky like that... Maybe different in cignoid geese?

I wouldn't risk it, dogs are domestic wolves, the sweetest dog can try to play with the fluffy thing to find that not only is the fluffy thing fragile, it also tastes yummy.... :eek:

Adult gosser

@Pyxis Sorry that pic is mostly gosling butt :lau mixed with ducks. My problem being I mostly video the birds to show family back in UK... Couldn't find face on photo

This is how big my goslings were when I got them last year :love

@Pyxis.... I had a sneaking suspicion! ;) Bit of back story, I had 2 Broody muscovies that sat on eggs for 40 days, so I got these babies and swapped them out. One mommy took them all :love I'm not disappointed, I have 3 goose eggs so far and my incubator arrives Wednesday :ya:ya:ya

Hi Bobbi, :frow I'm also new here and everyone has been really nice, loads of good info :D