Gimpy

This goose had only one foot. I watched it for a while to see how it got from one place to another but it just stayed in one spot as I circled it to get a shot. I felt so sad for it

[Renee Salamon]

He does look sad 😔

[Dawn]

A nice detailed close up

[Granagringa]

Ah, the green of the eye and the green of the grass...just adds to all this good stuff!

[Maggiemae]

I daresay it can hop using the wings to balance. Animals don't complain, they just get on with it!

[Lou Ann]

Perhaps he could hop on one foot.

[Kathy]

Nice eye and orange beak.

[Darlene]

Great capture but so sad about it’s foot. Hopefully someone steps in to help.

[Diana]

I know how you felt Katy, I see so many birds without la leg, foot or toes. Somehow they still manage, a lovely close up of Gimpy.

[Joan Robillard]

Nice

[Brian]

Lovely. fav

[Casablanca]

Awww, poor wee thing!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

They seem to manage when most of us would just give up. Nice close-up/portrait.

[Cathy Donohoue]

Love the bright orange pop. I have to wonder if it can get around.

[Marilyn Wigen]

I think he looks a little sad himself. 😕

[Kathy A]

Poor thing, he actually looks sad

[katy]

@rensala It almost broke my heart
@Dawn thank you Dawn I appreciate it
@granagringa so nice of you Madeline
@maggiemae I figured that must be how he got around
@louannwarren That seems logical but I didn't see it
@randystreat thank you Kathy It does stand out doesn't it?
@darsphotos thank you Darlene. I hope so too
@ludwigsdiana I just felt so bad for him Thanks Diana
@joansmor thanks bunches Joan
@briaan So nice of you Brian thanks
@casablanca I know it broke my heart!
@olivetreeann thank you Ann what choice do they really have?
@cdonohoue I wondered too but when I went by later it was gone so it managed somehow thank you Cathy
@marilyn I am not fluent in goose expression but it sure made me sad to see him
@kjarn I can't imagine how difficult it must be

[Leslie]

She does look healthy . Maybe she hops .
Poor girl

[katy]

@lesip well she is in a park where people tend to feed the geese, so I’m not too concerned about that, but it must be difficult for her to get around