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Superb video, Cynthia. As usual.

You have some beautiful captures 😊

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It’s wonderful to see adoptions like this, makes me smile. i wonder what the parents think as their baby grows into a goose! 💕💕. It’s so sweet to see both parents finding food for their sweet little baby….goose!

Quá kỳ lạ , 2 con sếu đi chăm bẵm con ngỗng con , bình thường thì con sếu đớp một phát ngỗng con sẽ chui tọt vào bụng sếu

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I love this video - thank you ❤

Beautiful ❤

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The ducking becames very fat now.

I,m very interested to follow this journey.

Ohhh 😞😢 I'm so sorry. RIP, little one 😢. Unforgettable 🙏🏻

Natures' intelligence functions with effortless ease, with carefreeness, harmony and love

fantastyczne nagranie,,

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Sad 😥😥

How amazing. 👍👍

Wow. This is so cool. The captive geese on the campus where I work hatched 10 goslings about a month ago. These geese are at least 15 years old and this is the 1st time they've hatched a brood that I'm aware of. It's been fun watching them grow.

Great video and so beautifully filmed. Thank you.

His Geese parents are near.

Awesome so lovely capture

This is a great video that you made with your patient

Too cute! Great capture.

Seeing them in a town is very rare, in my area I have only seen them in flight during migration. Congratulations for your video. Hello and good light....

Why are all babies of all families so cute! Thank you for sharing 😊

I really do enjoy the sandhill cranes 😊

Your videos are wonderful!

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Amazing so beautiful video 😊

🌈🌈🌈That is super rare behavior. Most animals or even birds don't raise babies if they are not there's let alone another species of birds, etc. It would be very interesting to know how this gosling would mature later in life. Cranes are omnivores, while geese are herbivorous. Every time I see geese they are always pulling up grass at the local park to eat. That gosling is going to be so confused when he gets larger, if he even make it that long.🌈🌈🌈 🌈

¿Y qué pasó después? La etología es un tema que me interesa mucho. Gracias por compartir esta interesantísima historia...

My theory is mama goose was in labor and couldn't get back to her nest on time, so she laid the egg in a random (crane) nest, and left. Coincidentally, the cranes' eggs didn't hatch.

This is wonderful but how long will it last?

It's like a lion caring for a baby lamb. They would have eaten it, if it was smaller. Maybe that was the original intention, then a parental instinct kicked in. Luckily the goose is a all-a-rounder and can also eat what the cranes eat, but i wonder if it will instinctively take to grazing. So many questions... In any case, wonderfully bizarre.

How utterly sweet and wonderful!

How cute. He's eating worms instead of green grass.

Oh yes adoption in the animal world a wonderful sight indeed.

beautiful video, nice captures. thank you.

Just how did that happen? 😂

Great video! What are you using to move the camera smoothly?

Fascinating! What happens in situations like this when the goose grows up? Will it join a flock of other geese, or will it keep hanging around cranes? How will this impact its survival chances?

...cranes will eat anything

RIP little guy

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Oh my goodness, this is just too precious! I wonder how this came about? Do you think the baby may end up having an identity crisis? 😆

This is so cute 💜 It reminds me of the time a pair of loons adopted a baby duck. The duckling began riding on the parent's backs and would dive for fish, just like a baby loonlet! It was fascinating, because those behaviors are very unnatural for mallard ducks. I wonder if this gosling has picked up any crane behaviors, too.

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The geese in your video are probably the true parents.😂