The Faithful Swan

On the edge of the lake there lived a pair of geese who were incubating their eggs in their nest. The nest is located in the bushes on the edge of the lake. They take turns incubating their four love eggs. They guard the eggs carefully so that they are not eaten by predators such as crocodiles, gnats and snakes. They hope their four children will be born on time.

"Take care of our child, I will look for food," said father Goose to mother Goose. "Yes, Sir. Be careful." "Yes."

Mr. Goose immediately flew to the middle of the lake to fish. He had to get as many fish as possible for himself and his wife. However, today many fish are hiding in the rocks at the bottom of the lake so they are difficult to catch. He fished for almost half a day but he still caught too few fish.

Soon it was afternoon. He had to go home to share food with his wife. "Hey Goose, you should go home," said the duck who suddenly landed in the middle of the lake. "I'm not full yet, Bek." “Don't be greedy. This lake is not yours alone. Everyone has the right to fish here. Now it's my turn." "Oh I see. Alright duck, I'm going home. I wish you luck.”

Mother Goose was still faithfully incubating her four eggs when Mr Goose came. They immediately shared the food that Mr. Goose got today. Mr. Goose faithfully waited for his wife to incubate the eggs. Suddenly there was a rooster who would disturb mother Goose.

"Go away, don't bother us," snapped Mr Goose. "In fact, I thought so," replied the Rooster nonchalantly. Mr Goose got up and chased the Rooster with unfeigned anger.

"Feel this!!" said the Rooster while hugging Mr Goose. "That's all you can do?" replied Mr Goose while pecking the rooster right on his head. "Brukk" the two animals collided and the rooster collapsed. Mr. Goose continued to expel him from his territory. “Sorry Goose. I give up." "Already. Go back to your house.”

Apart from Jago's interference, a duck comes who nonchalantly takes the goose egg. Mr. Goose immediately took action by reclaiming the egg. "Hey, give us back our child," said Mr Goose. "Can't we adopt him?" "No! We can still care for and raise them ourselves.” Mr. Goose is increasingly vigilant in guarding his wife and children who have not yet hatched. He looked a little thin due to lack of sleep.

"There's always been a disturbance." "How about we find a new place to live?" “God willing, in two days the children will see the world. We can't move it. It was too risky for them.

The long awaited day arrived. One by one the tiny baby swans emerged from the egg shells safely. They were still weak and the mother goose lovingly held them in her arms. They are not allowed to come out of their warm nest yet.

On the third day the baby geese started to get hungry and instinctively wanted to leave the nest to see the world. "Can I come out ma'am?" asked the baby goose. “Later.” "When?" "When your father comes home." "Where's dad?" “Go get some food for you guys.” “You have to have breakfast before playing so you can be healthy and grow up quickly.

Not long after, Mr. Angsa came with quite a lot of food. Mr Goose fed the baby geese one by one. They are happy.

After that the six of them took a leisurely walk on the edge of the lake. "Come on, learn to swim," said Mr. Goose. "I'm scared..." answered the smallest baby goose. "Do not be afraid. Water will become a part of your life. Stay together, don't go far away."

While he was playing around in the lake water, suddenly an eagle grabbed one of the baby geese some distance away from Mr. Goose. “Watch… come here!” shouted Mr Goose. The goose's parents tried to protect their children from the Eagle's air attack but were unsuccessful. One baby swan went away in the Eagle's clutches.

"Let us go home. Just go for a walk today," said mother Goose. They are sad because they lost a family member. Since then all the goslings have heard their parents' words. The Swan family lived happily together until the time came for their children to live independently.