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Yes. It's called a molt. They begin to lose their feathers soon after the goslings are born. They take the entire family to safe area (dense area in a forest preserve) so they can molt without fear of being killed.

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Yes. Missing plumage will grow back unless the base is damaged or removed. Regions of the skin from which feathers grow are called pterylae.

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Spring, mainly. Some might grow them a little earlier or later, some might just skip a year. But mainly, Spring.

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yes they do grow back

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