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In Rostov the Great for two weeks searched for prodigal geese

Two domestic geese left their house in Rostov the Great and walked around the city for two weeks, becoming the main characters of city photographs.

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In Rostov the Great for two weeks searched for prodigal geese

Two domestic geese left their house in Rostov the Great and walked around the city for two weeks, becoming the main characters of city photographs. The geese went into obscurity from a private farmstead on September 9. After that, they were noted at the main city shops, near the lake, in the historical part of Rostov.

Residents of the city with pleasure took pictures of the inseparable couple and posted photos in social networks. Thanks to these footprints in social networks, the owners were able to find a couple. Fortunately, in 2 weeks no one thought to offend birds.

The geese are home now.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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