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Cute duckling getting ready to jump into the water, out-of-focus mother duck by its side.

Baby geese feeding on a grassy field dotted with tiny white flowers in bedford, england

Beautiful Canada goose gosling resting on a meadow.

The baby geese, called goslings, take about a month to hatch. Babies are covered with soft feathers called down. They hatch with their eyes open and will leave the nest within 24 hours, following their parents. Goslings can swim right away. In less than two months, the goslings grow adult feathers and learn to fly.

Spring time, canada goose babies

Canada Goose Gosling in Springtime. Great Meadows National wildlife Refuge, Massachusetts

New born gosling of a canada goose

Egyptian Goose Gosling Portrait

Family bonds are strong in Canada Geese—goslings stay with their parents for a full year, returning to the breeding grounds with them after their first winter. Migrating flocks in fall and spring thus consist of a number of families travelling together.

Gosling walking on gravel path near water with another gosling in the background

yellow duckling on the grass

young gosling in front of white background

Baby goose close up

adorable baby goose walking around in the grass, riverside of River Thames, Berkshire, spring summer, outdoor

wildlife photgraphy, cute, fluffy baby gosling in grassland, shallow focus background blurred

Baby Canada geese

Two canada goslings exploring the park on a sunny spring day

Baby goose eating grass

Greylag goose (Anser anser), chicks.

A gosling seen on its own, but close to the parents at the marsh.

Duckling in the hands of a senior man

Newborn goslings in the springtime

Baby goose

Canada goose chicks close-up. Young birds in natural surroundings.

Ducks search for food on the south island of New Zealand

Canada goose, branta canadensis, goslings

Cygnet ever watchful whilst resting on land. Focus on eye.

Family bonds are strong in Canada Geese—goslings stay with their parents for a full year, returning to the breeding grounds with them after their first winter. Migrating flocks in fall and spring thus consist of a number of families travelling together.

Two baby Canadian Geese enjoy sunshine in long green grass in Airdrie, Alberta

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