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Incredibly rare Shetland gosling born at wildlife centre

© Katielee Arrowsmith/SWNS Two-day-old Shetland gosling, which is a rare bred, came into the world in Almond Valley Heritage Centre, West Lothian. Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up An “incredibly rare” Shetland goose has been born at a Scottish wildlife centre. The tiny gosling was born on May 16 at the Almond Valley Heritage Centre, in West Lothian, and is now being hand-reared by staff. The centre has two breeding pairs, with the females normally producing eight to 10 eggs.

Gorgeous goose: Pictures show incredibly rare three-day-old Shetland gosling born at Almond Valley Heritage Centre in West Lothian

Submitting. Three-day-old Shetland gosling from West Lothian (Photo: Katielee Arrowsmith SWNS). The priority breeds represent the birds at most concern, which are both rare and have increased inbreeding. The bird is being cared for by staff - in the hope its mum will be able to nest again this year and produce more egg - and was put in with some ducklings for company. 33 year-old Craig Holmes, farm manager said: Shetland geese are incredibly rare. We have two breeding pairs, with each female normally have between eight and ten eggs, but this year one of the birds only had two eggs.

Diversification has been a real success story for John Atkinson and Maria Benjamin at Nibthwaite Grange Farm

It s been a hard, but exciting road South Cumbrian farmer John Atkinson and his partner Maria Benjamin have trod since we featured them in Farmer three years ago. JOHN Atkinson, born and bred in the Lake District, and Maria Benjamin, who came for work and stayed, are knowledgeable and interesting, passionate and sometimes controversial. John Atkinson’s family has moved just three miles in 600 years, farming in the Crake valley south of Coniston in the Lake District National Park. John, 60, is the sixth generation at Nibthwaite Grange Farm. The family had always been tenants until his parents bought the farm, prompting John to take over from his dad Bill when he was 21. “He had to sell all his livestock to pay for it and still says that was the worst day of his life,” says John, who is joined on the farm most days by his ‘retired’ dad, who is in his 80s.

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