Gosling (noun)

A young goose, typically one that is still downy and immature.

Origin:

Derived from the middle english word 'goselin', which was used to describe a young goose.

Examples:

1. The goslings followed their mother closely, waddling behind her in a line.
2. The goslings were a common sight in the park, swimming and playing in the pond.
3. The goslings were a favorite of children, who would often approach them to feed them breadcrumbs.
4. The goslings grew quickly, their fluffy downy feathers giving way to glossy adult plumage.
5. The goslings were an important part of the ecosystem, providing food for predators and helping to maintain the balance of nature.