A gaggle of geese are taking over a Victorian town ABC News

No-one knows where they came from or how they got to Riddells Creek, north of Melbourne, but the community's 60-strong gaggle of geese is starting to divide opinion.
The geese often hold traffic up as they slowly waddle across the road in comical fashion to the amusement of locals and visitors.
For David Laurie of Riddells Creek they are a welcome distraction from the rush of modern living.
"If you have to sit there for a minute as the geese cross the road it gives you a chance to draw breath and appreciate your surroundings," said Mr Laurie.
"The geese are very comical and they've all got their own individual characters, and sooner or later they'll get off the road and we'll get on our way."
Mr Laurie said the geese had been in the town for about 20 years, and it was not known exactly where they came from.
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