We finally got a bit of snow last week but it soon melted around the edges so the geese were still able to find some grass to eat. Many of them stayed here all winter but I have heard reports of people seeing flocks of geese heading home for the spring.
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Ah they have to live too.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful birds!
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed day!
Hello,
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the Geese! We usually seeing big flocks of geese here, they also stay year round. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
There is still a flock here. I hear them every morning.
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ReplyDeleteCanada Geese are such elegant birds and you took a lovely photo of them.
Nuce. Seen a few coming back to Stockholm.
ReplyDeleteThey do seem to eat all the time. But they walk...and eat! Neat photo of the two of them!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful geese with neck bending in unison
ReplyDeleteThe flock of Canada geese here seem to keep the grass around our church quite short, so they do have their uses!
ReplyDeleteCanada geese are fun to watch. Many of them stayed in SD this winter as well. Perhaps they read the long range forecast.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo.
ReplyDeleteFantastically different birds. Thanks for the photo! Have a good Sunday!
ReplyDeleteThey are lovely birds.
ReplyDeleteThat is an iconic and inspiring shot and so nicely done. Thank you, Pat. Aloha
ReplyDeleteNo geese here. Wouldn't expect them until the middle of March.
ReplyDeleteAhh yes, what treats can we eat today!
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