I am sure you all will see more pics of them. MB
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9 comments:
Yes I'm sure we will :-) but I don't tire of them!
Oh, I hope so! My old high school biology teacher is now a nature photographer and often talks about photographing geese at "blast off". Will you be doing one of those? :-)
I think they are beautiful birds but if they leave the kind of messes wherever they go that Canada geese do, then I can understand how they might overstay their welcome. :)
Wow, when you show these wonderful birds it never ceases to amaze me as I can hear their honking all the way here. Like the time lapse on the lady mountain. Peace
I can understand why the farmers are hoping the snow geese leave before Spring planting time. But they certainly look beautiful in these photos.
I love this! Because I remember you posting about them before - probably in February or March. So, it's like we've been friends through this cycle of life. :)
Must be almost deafening when so many of them fly in. I certainly look forward to more pictures. Yet I sympathize with the farmers.
You are so lucky, MB!
Wow! Gorgeous photos!
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