We had nothing but Rice cakes to feed them, and it wasn't high on their list of priority's.
Can you tell the Geese don't like the Gulls very much?
I liked the shadow of the head and neck on the water.
This goose could be using this feather as a sail. LOL
Another interesting shadow.
What happened to this guy's head?
I have lots more pictures, but this is enough for now. Stay tuned for more.. HAVE A WONDERFUL SUNDAY!
10 comments:
It seems like a great fishing spot Michele or is carp not one of the nicest fish to eat? Here fishermen usually throw them back as they say they taste muddy.
Joan
Carp aren't really a good tasting fish. They are bottom feeders and who know what they eat.
Becky
We saw hundreds of Canada geese yesterday too, but I think the snow geese outnumbered them. The area is just south of the Montezuma Wildlife Refuge, and I think that was the draw for them.
My uncle used to fish for carp, for fun, with canned corn, then throw them back.
LOVE the new blog look! The header is AWESOME!
My favorite shot is the bench and the goose with the "sail" feather.
Fascinating pictures.The gulls lined up along the fence look neat.I can see where this is a place to spend lots of time with your camera.Looking forward to more pictures.By the way,I like the new look of the blog.
Blessings,Ruth
It is amazing how many gulls and geese there are! But I guess with the folks freely handing out food, the population of birds must be enormous!
I like the goose with the feather sail... hehehe... cute! =)
Great photos!
Hug♥
Some interesting shots! I especially like the 2nd and 3rd from last.
What wonderful flight shots of the gulls! This is a great post...so much to see! I like that shadow, too and that feather...LOL!
Thats what I thought Becky. Thanks for the info.
Looked like that Canada Goose was about to loose that feather. Too bad you couldn't have snagged it for a souvenir.
Bobbie
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