Some pears do self-pollinate.

Those may yet drop off, but you may get some pears. In a week or so, you should know.

thanks......

Ive done a bit more reading... Its had to find much info on john but I did find this from the U of Sask:

"f the spring weather is ideal, which is rare in the north, almost any tree may self-pollinate. However, to ensure good pollination it is best to grow two compatible pears,......"

The time the tree was flowering, we had pretty decent conditions. It would be nice if I managed to get one or 2 even...

The look of the pear's stem tells a lot. The ones on the right and in the middle look to me like they're going to make it, and the one on the left looks iffy but may thicken and coarsen up like the other two.

Thanks mark

There are some major differences between some of them. I counted around 3 dozen, about 20 of those look like they are fattning up. About 10 of those are bigger then the ones I took a pic of.

Thanks for reassuring me