May 24, 2014

Geese Reflected

Canada Geese
Graylag Goose
Linking to: Weekend Reflections
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17 comments:

  1. TexWisGirl11:19 PM, May 24, 2014

    very cute!

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  2. Linda W.12:13 AM, May 25, 2014

    Nice reflections!

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  3. 'Tsuki12:56 AM, May 25, 2014

    The first couple looks so cute together for life... Nice geese reflections, well done.

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  4. Unknown1:17 AM, May 25, 2014

    Pretty geese.

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  5. Viera2:16 AM, May 25, 2014

    Wonderful geese reflection...

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  6. Unknown4:36 AM, May 25, 2014

    Great reflections!! Boom, Bobbi and Gary.

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  7. Margaret Birding For Pleasure6:12 AM, May 25, 2014

    I love both reflections. Have a great weekend

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  8. Roan9:24 AM, May 25, 2014

    Great shots and nice reflections!

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  9. Ela12:18 PM, May 25, 2014

    Such lovely photos !

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  10. eileeninmd3:09 PM, May 25, 2014

    Pretty shots and reflections of the geese. Thanks for sharing your post on Saturday's Critters.. Have a happy day!

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  11. William Kendall4:23 PM, May 25, 2014

    Beautiful captures!

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  12. Ida9:08 PM, May 25, 2014

    Nice shots of the geese. I've never seen the bottom one before. Love the grey colors.

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  13. Anni 6:49 AM, May 26, 2014

    Beautiful birds....and great reflections on the water's surface. Did I say beautiful? These images really are!

    Thanks for linking up at the Bird D'Pot this weekend.

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  14. Linda10:25 AM, May 26, 2014

    Thanks, everyone!
    Ida, that goose is likely a descendant of a domestic goose, but there could be some Canada Goose in his family tree too. Several of the goose families on this lake are mixed.

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  15. A Colorful World2:08 PM, May 26, 2014

    Nice shots!

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  16. Eat To Live7:31 PM, May 26, 2014

    We only have the Canadian geese on our pond.

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  17. Connie1:38 PM, May 27, 2014

    Neat pictures! I don't think I've ever seen a grayling goose before.

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