There always seems to be one Canada Goose on guard while the others poke around for food. I always give them a lot of space as they can be quite fierce.
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I have noticed that here too - a guard goose!
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ReplyDeleteThey are protective of their family, great capture of the geese.
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They are especially fierce if there are young ones near by.
ReplyDeleteThey are awesome birds.
ReplyDeleteA supervisor making sure no one comes close to them.
ReplyDeleteI think most geese do that and they always see you before you see them - and if they take flight they frighten away every bird in the area!
ReplyDeleteThey certainly have that habit.
ReplyDeleteSomeone has to be on the lookout for the photographers! heehee! How neat!
ReplyDeleteYes, geese can defend themselves. I have also seen flocks of geese feeding with one or two devoted o watching. I wonder how these work assignments are given?
ReplyDeleteOne was taking a peek at you.
ReplyDeleteGood decision on your part. I've heard they are testy.
ReplyDeleteThey are extremely confident fowl yes!
ReplyDeleteHaving a guard is a very sensible idea, as long as the goose nominated to-guard-and-not-eat changes every meal. Do we know if geese as sociable birds?
ReplyDeletesame here...there is always one "designated lookout"!! we have so many in this area, most are pretty tame but still keep an eye on things!!
ReplyDeleteLife is good in their world!
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