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SNAPPED: Celebrating Mother’s Day through nature
A mother Canada goose with her goslings. Photo: Courtesy of Salt Lake City Public Lands; Photo taken by Kevin Cody
UTAH — Spring is a time of change, with snow receding and flowers starting to bloom. It’s also a time of new life with many examples, such as bear cubs leaving the den for the first time to the many goslings following their parents around. While each species has its own parenting method, it’s fair to say that even in nature, mothers should be celebrated for their invaluable work in bringing up a new generation.
With #MothersDay coming up, we want to applaud all the amazing mamas out there — both human and wildlife! 💓👏 pic.twitter.com/LH3CLT6zT4
— UtahDWR (@UtahDWR) May 12, 2023
By: Kevin Cody
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