Mother Goose

[wolf63]

It's nice to see all types of animals moving into places that would have been too busy for them.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-52526589

[pastafreak]

Ohhh...that's sweet.

[retrocop]

When our two sons were young (now mid 30s) they called the wife Mother Goose. Now she answers to Granny Goose.

[AuntPollyGrey]

The big problem is what will happen when the lockdown is lifted and these poor creatures still have nests where they shouldn't be?

[sanmac]

It is a nice story, and I sincerely hope that it ends happily for the family. I just Googled York Station, and it seems to be quite a ways from the Ouse River, the nearest water that I can see.

[retrocop]

Perhaps it's a Jemima Puddle Duck really.

[Chipchopper]

The reincarnation of Dr Seuss ?

[wolf63]

Good job that she didn't settle in Huddersfield Railway station. They have Felix (a lady cat) and Bolt who is a youngster.

[ladybirder]

The local wildlife people are onto this and will be making sure the chicks and mum get safely to the River Ouse. If the lockdown is lifted before chicks are hatched I'm not sure what they'll do.

[wolf63]

I posted this video the other day. Maybe our Mother Goose will get escorted to the nearest water.

[iluvmargie]

What a lovely, lovely story. Hope she'll stay safe.

[ladybirder]

Wolf see my post @ 16.25. Yes they will be escorted to water.

[jourdain2]

I'm sure that somehow they will be looked after. It's not really that far from the station to the Ouse.