NOTICE: If you are easily offended please be advised this post is rated “M” for mature goose themes (last photo).
Separating Frellnick was a good move. Insomuch as he is definitely healing, yes it is working! This morning I was able to sequester Polly in the backyard with him; that was also a good move.
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- YESTERDAY: Ahhh….
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- A nibble,
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- a dibble,
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- Now, don’t I look handsome?
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- Yes, I do!
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- MIDDAY TODAY: Hey Polly,
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- Follow me…
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- Warning to the viewer: Cover your eyes…
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- Acceptance.
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Frellnick is definitely feeling better, and Polly has accepted him as her mate. Tonight they will honeymoon in the Goose Chalet, while Georgie and little Dorrit will be making their quarters in the barn. 😉
Life on the Farmlet 
A happy ending indeed for Frellnick!
Yes it is!
You are too funny with your goose and gander. 🙂
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So happy to hear about Frellnick, he is lucky.
I bet you will have a nice family in Spring!
We may, Chantal. I certainly hope so!
A little loving helps a lot!!
I do agree, Janet! 😉
YAY – I lucky Frellnick 😉
I agree, Dinne!
Ha ha ha – what a perfect solution!
Yes, I was hoping it would work. Annie, I really didn’t think Polly would accept a new mate. Her’s died two years ago, and I thought they mated for life. I am very happy about this development.
she needs a pool to be mated in. The males can hrt the girls’ legs.
I didn’t know about hurting her legs, but I was planning on a pool for them for tomorrow!
Glad to see everyone relatively healthy and happy. That business about the water vs. anything else gets to be a real issue around here during spring. The mallards go crazy, and I spend more time than you can imagine shooing them off the concrete docks into the water for the sake of the females. Good grief. 😉
I have heard that about ducks and mating season. Geese aren’t so aggressive as the ducks with their females, but the hormone levels can sure make them knuckleheads with each other!
I’m glad to see he’s feeling better. 😉
Thank you, Patti. Me too. 😉
So happy he’s better! 🙂
Yes, and thanks, April!
So glad to see Frellnick has recovered from his mud soaking and sore leg.
And what a wonderful way for celebration – loving one’s goosey partner.
Great capture.
They weren’t partners until I separated them out. Both Frellnick and Polly were picked on by Georgie. I have a decision to make. 😦
It was a total surprise; I must confess! 😉
I’m so happy for Polly and Frellnick!! An unexpected surprise!
It most certainly was, Lori! LOL!