The goslings are really getting big. I promise, I do put clean water in the pools every day, but it doesn’t take long to look dirty.
Note that there is plenty of parent supervision here.
There’s also a couple of jealous ones that haven’t quite figured out how to get in there yet.
If goslings told fish tales: “I tell you it was this big.”
“Oh yeah. Well mine was this big.”
It seems like just yesterday that they were tiny little fuzzy fluffballs.
Linking to Wordless Wednesday with Project Alicia, Create With Joy, Live and Love Out Loud, Sarah Halstead, and Tina’s Wordless Wednesday.
Teresa
Eden Hills 
they are cute! i believe you on the water – even the dog’s pool gets filthy looking within a day or two and they’re not even in it!
It’s so hot, it has that green algae on the sides that makes the water look dirty. You just can’t keep them clean in weather like this.
Squeeee! Even with feathers I love ’em! 🙂
These geese are pretty mellow. They aren’t the mean kind. 🙂
They are so cute. When they grow up geese can be mean, it seems!
Some can be mean, but the Chinese and African (which these are) seem to be pretty mild mannered. 🙂
So darn sweet. My heart went out to the little ones looking in. Enjoyed your narrative on the fish story. Too cute!
They really don’t think it’s fair that they can’t get in yet, but if they can’t get in, they can’t get out.
oh my goodness they are just too cute! They make me want to come play! 🙂
It is fun to watch them play!
they are so cute! 🙂 thanks for joining us 🙂
I’m so glad you host. The goslings really are a lot of fun to watch, and I just love their little baby voices.
They are adorable! It looks like it will be more crowded when the others figure it out!
They will all have a lot of fun!
Aww,that is so cute!
The goslings are a lot of fun to watch. If only they could stay cute and little like that.
They are so sweet and cute.
I do adore the goslings!
They sure are growing! Looks like fun!
I can’t believe how quickly they grow up and lose their baby looks and voices.
They are so cute and LOVE the color. Will they stay that color like the mother?
The yellow ones will be white and the darker ones will stay the darker colors. They are African and Chinese.
Such sweet captures! Happy WW!
Thanks. The babies are always sweet.
The do grow extremely fast — but yours are still in that cute stage. 🙂
It’s so hot they haven’t really started getting feathers yet~they don’t need them. 🙂 They are getting tall though.
How CUTE! They are so adorable when they are little.
Yes, if only they could stay cute and little. 🙂
This post made me smile. BIG 🙂 Not much cuter than li’l goslings.. especially taking their first bath! Goose water is *never* clean, even five minutes after cleaning/refilling! I think my goose couple has a purely platonic relationship (Greta is an old lady.. don’t know if that’s the reason). But, I sure miss babies! Thanks for sharing yours ♥
It was just cleaned really. There’s so much green stuff stuck to the sides, but it’s so hot I can’t keep it off. Poor kids, but they really look like they don’t mind. You can’t hardly find those two out of the pool anymore.
Oh my. This is adorable!!
The goslings are irresistible!
Your photos always bring me so much joy! Thank you SO much for sharing them with us at WW at Create With Joy this week!
Have a fabulous day and I hope you’ll join us for Friendship Friday!
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I didn’t realize you had a Friendship Friday. That sounds like a lot of fun. Thanks for being such a great hostess as always!
Love goslings. We only see the wild ones here and the parents keep you at a distance. They make great parents and will protect the babies of other geese if they need to. Geese have a wonderful culture they live by. Thanks for the darling pictures …
Andrea @ From The Sol
They really do live the theory that it takes a whole gaggle to raise a gosling! 🙂
My goodness! They are so cute! I love your captions, too 🙂
Thanks. I just love the goslings!
They sure are cute and I love the fish tales! 🙂
Really, they are adorable. I just wish they would stay so small and cute!
How wonderful! I’ve raised laying hens and for years I did wild duck rehab, raising hundreds of ducklings. It was fun to see your goslings in their pool – brought back memories of the messy fun!
It really is a joy to watch the little ones playing in the water!
Wonderful series of photos. They are adorable!
Thanks. The goslings are adorable!
Oh I know about that dirty water thing first hand too! I have 4 ducks and am completely amazed with how quickly they can make a perfectly clean pool dirty. They’ve got it down to a science, really.
They do, and the geese are worse. But I do love them~so much fun to watch.