The geese don't stop flying
just because the skies are overcast,
but they look a lot better against a blue sky!
To see a selection of all things winged, visit Nature Footsteps Winged.
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- Judy
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- I'm a 50 something female set loose on the world with a camera.
8 comments:
Judy! hi!
i see you have a daily macro shot thing. i am such a novice, what is a macro? i know i used it to get clear shots but what / how does it work.
i agree with your comment about how pretty pics can be of snow but hard to live with it.
It's true that the geese fly no matter what the weather is!
I think you get way more sun this time of year than East Gwillimbury does. Most of our air comes over either Lake Huron or Lake Ontario, and as it moves it picks up moisture bringing grey skies.
I too love one against the blue skies.
Great captures.
Beautiful pictures of these geese in flight training.
Cool shots of the geese in flight! I love seeing these large groups, they can be so loud. Thanks for sharing,have a great day!
heading south, I live in the southwest!
Ah, I like geese! Aren't they fun to watch when they land? Thanks for sharing your pictures.
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