Our local waterfowl don't mind the winter weather; in fact, they appear to welcome it. I guess if they didn't like it, they would have migrated south in the fall.
March 6, 2013
Nice weather for Ducks... and Geese!
Our local waterfowl don't mind the winter weather; in fact, they appear to welcome it. I guess if they didn't like it, they would have migrated south in the fall.
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The geese on our pond are crazy. They sleep on the frozen water... then wake up and the males chase the other males away from their female.
ReplyDeleteI can't help but think that the weather is better suited for penguins.
ReplyDeleteSometimes they won't migrate if there is a reliable source of food. For some reason, I think of ducks as cute, but not geese.
ReplyDeletethey're cute!
ReplyDeleteAw, why are they so sweet? Lovely captures (I hope the winter storm hasn't caused too much chaos in the region)!
ReplyDeleteYou wouldn't think those feathers keep them that insulated but then again, we design coats and blankets filled with them so they sure do. Fun pics.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots. I know the ducks and geese are fine with the cold! :-)
ReplyDeleteThey do look quite happy out there!
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