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  1. Some of the Canada geese that woke us up this morning, on my neighbor's roof. There were only a few left by the time I went outdoors.

    A pair of Canada geese in our yard. They had to be encouraged to move outside the fence, where they would be much happier.

    #Birds #CanadaGeese

  2. This is adorable. It was raining and a parent has a wing over at least a couple of babies, to shelter them from the weather.

    This was taken with a telephoto lens and I moved cautiously. Unlike what is seen in those videos about "crazy geese," we felt no need to walk on the boardwalk to push their boundaries, we did not wave our arms about, and when we left, they stayed.

    #CanadaGeese #BirdsOfMastodon #JPegsFolder

  3. This almost looks like a composite of one goose taking flight. :)

    #CanadaGeese #BirdsOfMastodon #JPegsFolder

  4. Good Morning #Canada
    Over the past week we've noticed an increasing amount of #CanadaGeese V formations flying overhead. Living so close to Lake Simcoe that's not unusual but it seems to be happening earlier this year. It's estimated that there are more than 7 million Canada Geese in North America and migrations are becoming shorter or nonexistent.
    How do Geese signal to each other that it's time to fly? This fascinating video explains.

    #CanadaIsAwesome #Nature
    youtu.be/zoy42IRJyn0

  5. A Hike in Tiny Marsh Provincial Wildlife Area

    Two or three times a year I'll get together with my former co-worker friend Alicia for a local nature hike. When it comes to nature, she is a bit of a walking encyclopedia. Alicia is so knowledgeable. We chose July 31st for a hike and I asked where would she like to go. The answer without hesitation was Tiny Marsh. A mere 20 kilometers from my home, it is located at 500 Tiny Flos Townline, Tiny Ontario. Didn't get a picture of Alicia at Tiny Marsh this year. This is from last year. It […]

    theoldfellowgoesrunning.com/20

  6. But MOM, I have my adult feathers! I am too old enough to half heartedly hiss at threats, violently chase away non threats and lead us across roads just as semi trucks/lorries come speeding along!

    #Birds #CanadaGeese

  7. #CanadaGeese can live up to 24 years in the wild and have even adapted to urban areas where they feed on lawns and golf courses.

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