Sunday morning the kids and I went to the duck pond at Haverford College, one of our regular weekend stops. I missed the last trip to the pond when Bryn spotted goslings, so we went to see if they were still there. And they were -- 11 of them, staying cool under the shade of a tree. We didn't see any in the water -- we've yet to see them swim, though one did waddle up to the edge of the pond to take a drink. The goslings, with their yellow feathers, look more like ducks at this stage. It will be fun to watch their development over the course of the summer.
Sunday morning the kids and I went to the duck pond at Haverford College, one of our regular weekend stops. I missed the last trip to the pond when Bryn spotted goslings, so we went to see if they were still there. And they were -- 11 of them, staying cool under the shade of a tree. We didn't see any in the water -- we've yet to see them swim, though one did waddle up to the edge of the pond to take a drink. The goslings, with their yellow feathers, look more like ducks at this stage. It will be fun to watch their development over the course of the summer.
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