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Birders

elleng

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7. I agree, not sturdy and large enough; too windy.

Reply to ShazzieB (Reply #6)

Wed Apr 20, 2022, 08:06 PM

Apr 2022

There's no site as large and stable as the old one. They're 'attached' to it for that reason, and the 'd...m' goose is the problem.

Just my thought, go 'home' when goslings hatch. 'The actual period of incubation of goose eggs varies slightly with the breed. Some eggs from the lighter breeds may start pipping after 28 days, while eggs from the larger breeds may take 35 days. It may take up to 3 days for hatching to be completed.'

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NEST!!! [View all] elleng Apr 2022 OP

no pesky geese here . fha approved . AllaN01Bear Apr 2022 #1

It was very nice of them to give up their more Quakerfriend Apr 2022 #2

I hope it works out for them. Bird Lady Apr 2022 #3

Thanks, Bird Lady. LOTS wrong with this nest, elleng Apr 2022 #5

It does look too small. ShazzieB Apr 2022 #6

I agree, not sturdy and large enough; too windy. elleng Apr 2022 #7

Great shots Elllen! Grumpy Old Guy Apr 2022 #4