Egyptian Goose Family Last Togetherness before Goslings Leaving Parents for Good - Preening Time P1

We have been observeing this Egyptian goose family for over three months since the goslings were very young. There were five of them. They are all grown up big and healthy. This is the last time they were together at the park with four juveniles. One had already left the family. Filmed on December 28, 2025 Huntington Beach Central Park, California Gia đình ngỗng Ai Cập quây quần bên nhau lần cuối cùng tại công viên, một con ngỗng non đã rời khỏi gia đình. Link to the related video filmed three months ago about this same Egyptian goose family:    • Cute Egyptian Goslings Following Goose Par...   Interested in more videos about Egyptian geese? Check out this playlist:    • Egyptian Geese   - - - - About the Egyptian goose: The Egyptian goose (Alopochen aegyptiaca) is a large, distinctive bird native to Africa, known for its brown and tan plumage, dark eye patches, and pink legs and bill. Though historically sacred in ancient Egypt, it's now common in parks and wetlands, often near freshwater, and has established feral populations in Europe and North America after escaping captivity. They are omnivorous, feeding on grasses, seeds, and insects, and are known for being aggressive, especially during breeding season, when they form strong pair bonds and nest in various locations, including on the ground or in trees. (Source: Google) - - - - Thank you for watching! We hope you enjoy the video. Comment, like, share and subscribe for more videos. Cảm ơn bạn đã xem! Hy vọng bạn thích video này. Hãy bình luận, thích, chia sẻ và đăng ký để xem thêm nhiều video khác nhé. - - ©️All Rights Reserved by Nature Travel Escapes! Do not copy, reproduce, or reupload any content. - - #nature #wildlife #bird #wildanimals #thiênnhiên #thegioidongvat