Here we have some geese and a turtle. Mr. Turtle often appears in that spot, probably because the geese have worn the shoreline into an area that makes a passable ramp.
So I have a mystery and maybe a reader can solve it. Who is putting tiny shells in my bird baths and why?Here we see a few little shells in the bird bath next to some willow leaves. Someone suggested a crow but I've never seen one on our deck. This happened in two different bird baths.
I assume the shells are from the lake that is next to our yard. Here are some geese and ducks gathering to be fed on the opposite shore. Someone feeds them every morning around 8:00. Often I hear car horns honking because the geese stand in the road in expectation of being fed. It's futile to honk at them though. I have better luck opening the window and drumming on the side of the door.
And finally, some of these guys in flight. I think they're ducks; or do you think they're geese?
I do know crows might be inclined to make use of objects, so it wouldn't surprise me.
ReplyDeleteLove the view of geese and turtle, amazing. Perhaps crows, but you havent seen them, other birds could be. Happy greetings..
ReplyDelete...beats me.
ReplyDeleteLovely images! Here with us are mostly magpies that carry objects, but the scenery is of course completely different. Wish I had a lake nearby...
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Germany
Regarding the shells, crows would be my guess. Time for a trail cam!
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteYou do have a lot geese there. I have seen gulls dropping shells, like the other above said it could be the crows. Take care, enjoy your day!
That is a mystery!
ReplyDeleteI especially like the birds in flight photo!
Have a blessed day!
Well whoever did it has repeated himself...so perhaps you can set up your critter cam and catch him at it!
ReplyDeletemaybe a raccoon
ReplyDeletePássaros gansos e patos , amo tudo isso!
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