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well that would be zero

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Waiteress

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28-30 days
25-30 days
Goose eggs take about a month to hatch.

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The golden goose itself is simply the temptation which traps the greedy. The story is about punishing greed and selfishness. Those who touch the golden goose (and who have no right to do so) are stuck to it. They suffer for their greed. The golden goose also initially went to the brother who was generous with his food and drink. His older brothers didn't share and so they missed out on the opportunity to win this prize...and eventually the hand of the princess.

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Brazil have won a total of five world cups.

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Nope, Herons and egrets eat frogs.

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Geese

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yell

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Geese do both. Geese let out a cry when they see a stranger walk past them. If you have ever walked past a Canada and he has raised his head to the sky and started honking,? He is crying out to the other members of the flock that danger is near.

A goose does not cry when it is hurt, it tries to run or fly away.

A goose lets out terrible cries when it's mate it killed and it is standing over the body trying to figure out what has happened.

And when a goose goes into mourning when it has lost a mate it seeks solitude and does not wish to speak to anyone.

Does a goose cry tears? I have never observed that.

Geese do yell. They have very loud discussions when they are trying to decide whether to fly or not. One goose will start the conversation and one or two others will respond with the loudest honking you'll ever hear.

I did witness one time a goose from a very large flock would yell as each group of members of the flock flew in to join them. Within 15 minutes, five groups came to join them and every time a group came in that one goose would honk and honk and honk. Now I don't speak the language but judging by her tone and intensity, it sounded to me like that goose was the mother goose and she was yelling at her children for coming home late.

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Sadly no, the sperm would only fertilize those of it own species. Not the same exact species (brown duck with Europe duck would work) other wise weed have bunny mouse.

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Deranged psychopaths, who call themselves Doctors, AKA Quacks.

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You are not supposed to, but you can feed them bread. My geese are big fans of whole wheat bread. I prefer to give them that over white bread because wheat is better for them.

And, please, if you do that, tear the bread into small, dime-sized pieces. They have a hard time tearing apart large chunks. And if at all possible throw them into the water where they are swimming. Moistening the bread makes it easier for them to swallow.

It is against the law in most areas to feed waterfowl, as it makes them dependent on humans for food, and can cause a variety of problems for us and the geese.

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A Gaggle

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First, you can relax about the bacteria l- the CDC has determined that it is not harmful to humans. With all cleaning processes, you can use chemicals and/or physical means to remove the dirt. So, first sweep up any loose matter. Then, pour a mixture of white vinegar and water over the area and let it sit for a few minutes. Scrub with a broom and rinse.

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geese! lol!

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Gosling

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To encourage the other geese in front of them

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A male goose is a gander and a female is a goose. Age has no bearing on what the animal is called.

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We tried placing old and unused CDs on the rail for our above ground pool as suggested by Hawaii and it worked.

There are high priced 'high frequency' bird repelling systems that you can buy, but they recommend that you use them in conjunction with the 'Terror Eyes Balls'.

You might try a fountain to spray up water to see if that helps.

An air rifle helps some (The sound scares them off temporarily).

Try rubber snakes. Lifelike, colorful snakes.

Use fishing line and string an X formation or grid (depending on size) Birds see 10 more than we do it will keep them from Flying above the pool, while not being an eye sore to the user.

I just destroy the nests before they have a chance to fully build them.

"Mr. Flip". It cost about $15 dollars. It is a 48" tall inflatable dolphin that is weighted in the bottom so it stands straight up.

Try a product called 'No More Ducks' from Australia.

The TerrorEyes balloon moves itself. The holographic eyes follow birds wherever they go, terrifying them and causing them to leave an area.

We used a product here in Australia called Kings Duck Solution. We simply painted it on the area the ducks were standing (poolside) and they left and have not returned. Great.

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i think they use the stars but im not positive. One of the theories of how geese fly at night is that they do use the stars to navigate. But no one is for sure.