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Goslings eating grass, Bridgnorth

4 July 2016 by David

Goslings eating grass, Bridgnorth

Goslings eating some of the short grass on the Severn riverbank between Severnside Park and the bridge at Bridgnorth. The parents were greylag / feral goose crosses, like several of the birds in the flock which gathers where the pickings are good on this section of the river.

Goslings eating grass, Bridgnorth

Categories David
Goslings, Severn by Bridgnorth bridge
Common blue damselflies mating, ovipositing
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