It's Wild by Gary C Peeples

Goslings stay close to mom and dad as they learn the ropes at the pond. One gosling seems to peck mom’s ankle to get her attention.

What are these mallard ducks doing? They’re just roaming the pond.

These five goslings stay close to mom and dad. Notice how a proud parent threatens the goose in the pond 35 seconds in.

Here are the first five goslings at Westminster Community Park pond this year. This is part 1 of these beautiful little creatures.

Finally saw the number of eggs in this nest. Can’t wait till they hatch.

More turtles with warmer temps. Looks like one wants to mate on windy pond.

Not easy filming these frogs since they are so timid. I usually scare them off when I get too close.

Notice how this goose covered her eggs with down before she left the nest.

So cool watching this mama adjust her nest and move her eggs on a hot spring day.

Unexpected fireworks display Friday April 9, 2022 at the local college in Westminster, MD. Viewing from my front porch. Explosive!

Two bantam ducks have a feast on aquatic life and seaweed type plants.

This male mallard duck looks so peaceful while it sleeps. His eye pops open now and then to see what’s happening.

The Baltimore Oriole shows off it’s beautiful orange breast plumage.

Beautiful young female mallard duck at the park mid-summer 2021.

These two are enjoying the pond even though it's very windy. At lease it's sunny.

First day of seeing turtles basking in the sun. I’m sure there will be more as we get into spring and summer.

Other mallard ducks have paired up for mating season. This little guy is still looking for his gal.

The start of building a grass nest for her eggs. Looks like this pair of geese are ready to have a family.

These geese look so peaceful just floating around in the pond on a sunny day.

Snake pokes its head out of the water. I thinks it’s looking for a meal.

This turtle was so big it filled the stream. Just soaking up some sun.

This snake appears to be eating insects on the grass. I startled it the first time I saw it so I had to come back to sneak up and get this footage. I hope you enjoy!

Spring starts in a week and the wildlife is seeking their mates.

Mating season for Canadian Geese runs from February through April, depending on climate. The female will choose a mate that can protect her and her goslings.

These two seem to be posing for my camera. Also see “4 Geese Pose For Photo-Op” here: https://rumble.com/vlh2h1-4-geese-pose-for-photo-op.html