The goslings are getting bigger.
Is it me, or do they kind of look like freaky monsters?
So glad I'm past those awkward teenage months.
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oh, they sure do!!!
ReplyDeleteYup pretty freaky.
ReplyDeleteBlessings Kelsie
PS: You will be happy to know Millie we found our boy Boots a friend, so he will not be a lone goat when he comes home next month...Her photo is on my blog :)
ReplyDeletePretty darn freaky! :)
ReplyDeleteI think they are sooooo cute :)
ReplyDeleteIt is a miracle that they can move around with feet the size of dinner plates!
ReplyDeleteIs he scratching his chin in that third picture?!?
ReplyDeleteIs he scratching his chin in that third picture?!?
ReplyDeleteYep~even goose chins itch.
ReplyDeleteThey look like all feet,lol! Then again so does my teenager sometimes!
ReplyDeleteOh my. They are Not cute.
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