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Good post
ReplyDelete...are they really wild?
ReplyDeleteWell, they don't belong to anyone so yes! And they act pretty wild when they feel certain instincts kick in!
DeleteGood action shots!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
Nice to catch them in action, I swoop hoping to get a shot of them landing so many times
ReplyDeleteIt looks like they're raring to go.
ReplyDeleteI was surprised some days ago to see one among the numerous ducks that spend the winter here.
I know eagles mate in January...perhaps the ducks do as well.
ReplyDeleteIt's not so easy to catch them while living their wild life, thank you, darling Linda, your shots are always superb, indeed, terrific !
ReplyDeleteHope you're having the best of weeks,
I'm sending hugs and ever much love to you,
with utmost gratitude
Xx Dany
Oh I have so seen scenes like those Geese as well as Swans before and they do get mean, but then settle back down. Great action shot~
ReplyDeleteFun photos, the weather must be confusing them. Thank you for leaving your very sweet comment. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteYou did well to catch them like this ...
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed all of your photo's
All the best Jan
Geese can be aggressive sometimes. Nice pictures!
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