Several birds mate for life. They are loyal to love and remain monogamous to their partner, which is admirable and an inspiration to numerous poets, authors, artists, and other young passionate people. Read Blossom's love story that isn't less heartbreaking and touching than any
ones in human literature!
In March 2018, Blossom and Bud, a bonded pair of domestic geese, came to live at the Riverside Cemetery in Marshalltown, Iowa. Their job was comforting visitors who had lost their beloved ones.
ones in human literature!
In March 2018, Blossom and Bud, a bonded pair of domestic geese, came to live at the Riverside Cemetery in Marshalltown, Iowa. Their job was comforting visitors who had lost their beloved ones.
#1. When Blossom and Bud first came to the Riverside Cemetery in Marshalltown, Iowa
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#2. They were always together
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#3. Sneaked out
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#4. And got caught together
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#5. An adorable couple
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#6. The last time they saw Bud.
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#7. "Is that you, Bud?"
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#8. Blossom searched for her love
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#9. So sad
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#10. All alone
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#11. Swam and strolled all by herself
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#12. Desperately looked for Bud
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#13. Here came Frankie
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#14. The first meeting!
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#15. "Good morning, Blossom!"
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#16. Lovely couple are happy again
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#17. Blossom & Frankie are sitting out on the ice with friends. They have their backs on each other. Accidental? Or did they have a little tiff overnight?
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#18. He and she walks side by side
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#19. Now, everyone knows the tale, and congrats to them
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