Trailing Behind

I never even noticed the babies until I put this on the computer. Was waiting for the two geese to clear the water grass - what a neat surprise.

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful

[Pat]

Ah what a lovely bonus! They are such cute little things.

[Islandgirl]

Aww sweet capture!

[LManning (Laura)]

So sweet!

[Mags]

Lovely capture!

[Rick Schies]

It's a beautiful capture. They look graceful

[gloria jones]

Great capture

[Ann H. LeFevre]

That's interesting too because there are two different geese here- so who's babies are they? Only time will tell! Good catch.

[*lynn]

I was wondering why two different kinds of geese are together too, and whose baby is it?! Great capture, Milanie.

[Rick]

Great capture. That is sort of strange for the two different geese to be together like that. Kind of like my surprise yesterday with the geese.

[Taffy]

Wonderful photo bomb! Love the little ones trailing along!

[Bill Ososki]

Great photo catch with the babies. The adult on the right looks to be a Canadian Goose, but what species is the other adult?

[Diana]

How wonderful, they are so hard to spot as they are well camouflaged.

[Wylie]

Are they partners? Very different.

[Pam]

Beautiful shot. Are they a pair? Strange to see two different geese together with babies.

[Peter Dulis]

sweet

[Bucktree]

Great capture.

[Allison Maltese]

The one on the left is called a Black African: https://flockjourney.com/breeds/geese/brown-african/
I am not sure if they interbreed with the Canada goose, but it looks like it.

[Merrelyn]

I nearly missed the babies too.

[Milanie]

@falcon11 Thank you, Allison. Have seen this kind occasionally but not often and usually only as a single. He was definitely trying to stay with this one Canadian goose though there were several around.

[Anita W]

Excellent! The babies are so cute!

[Carole Sandford]

A great bonus to have babies in tow.