The geese are flying now, moving to the fields which have been harvested, so they can glean the fallen grains. They will need the energy reserves when they start to migrate in another couple of months.
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6 comments:
I like it ... I've always liked birds
We will be watching and listening for them down here in New England.
I haven't seen many geese flying in large flocks lately but I have seem them congregating in groups beside local ponds. Looks like the geese in your photo haven't practiced the V pattern yet. ;-)
Wow, love birds in flight, this one is stunning, great shot!!
Have a nice SWF.
Greetings from NL
Nice sky photo - it's always sad when the geese are leaving, I find.
This is a nice picture of the geese in flight.
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