The Spectacle Goose, better known as the Egyptian Goose, having escaped from some ornamental fowl collection, now breeds amongst the Norfolk Broads. I snapped these at South Walsham Broad.
Egyptian Goose, male
Mother goose with 2 of her goslings
The family (note now 3 goslings) head out across the broad
And having paddled, dived and had some fun, head back home
Back to a safe haven . . . where enchanted tourists feed them bread and biscuits!
Photos taken at South Walsham Broad.
crispina kemp 
I had indeed been wondering what an Egyptian goose was doing in your neck of the marshes.
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My first sighting of an Egyptian Goose was way back in 1985, and that on the Trinity Broads (I’ve yet to feature those broads). So, nigh 30 years, you might imagine they’ve spread pretty far. I know they’re breeding along the River Tas, which lies south of Norwich, and features quite frequently in my walks.
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