Those Goslings are going to hatch any day now and Mama and Papa Goose are going to become very, very aggressive. They will probably attack passer-bys. Also, the lip on that platform is too high, and the ground below too hard for the goslings to safely come down. For the welfare of both the students and the geese the eggs need to be moved ASAP.
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Re: Um, about those Geese
No need to move the nest.
Just go in and shake up the eggs for a minute or two.
Goslings won't hatch and Geese won't suspect a thing.
I'm not trying to kill them.
I'm not trying to kill them.