I go to the park every evening and I love to watch these cute derps (we have both domestic and Canada geese) leisurely drifting to their little island in the middle of the pond where they sleep.
I’ve spotted a young adult goose limping a few times when I’ve went to the park. It looked like there was fishing line tied around the middle of its leg and really swollen. It also looked broken because it dangled. Today I saw it, and I guess the leg fell off where the string was tied. I feel so bad for this poor goose. My local wildlife rescue is not taking waterfowl. Will this goose be okay? It seems to be able to swim still but limps behind everyone on land has to lay down for periods to eat. Is there anything I can do?
I’ve spotted a young adult goose limping a few times when I’ve went to the park. It looked like there was fishing line tied around the middle of its leg and really swollen. It also looked broken because it dangled. Today I saw it, and I guess the leg fell off where the string was tied. I feel so bad for this poor goose. My local wildlife rescue is not taking waterfowl. Will this goose be okay? It seems to be able to swim still but limps behind everyone on land has to lay down for periods to eat. Is there anything I can do?
After separation, I experienced numerous life challenges that pushed me to the edge and caused a spiritual awakening. Since then (it’s been 4 years), I’ve been on a healing and personal growth journey, which has not been linear. Far from it. Sometimes I feel like I’m making a lot of progress and then the next week, I’ll feel like I’m back where I started. It’s a constant back and forth, even though I do think that if I zoomed out, you’d be able to see I am making gradual progress. From my understanding, this is normal. You need challenges and tests to grow your consciousness. You can’t get rid of the old mental patterns and karma all at once.
In the times that I’m feeling more present, I feel very connected to my twin and when I’m feeling like I stepped back in my growth, the connection is gone and feels like it was never there. So that brings me to my question, is your twin there with you experiencing all your and ups and downs along side you? Do they feel connected when you feel connected and disconnected when you do? Are you always on the same level of growth?
Single parent quail dad is doing a great job raising his chicks.
Derps spotted on my daily walks in my neighborhood.
They were so close to the ground. Made me lol!