canadian geese

Canadian geese on Shinewater Lake.

There were so many Canadian Geese families at the park near my apartment in the Spring. I had so much fun waking with them and taking photos of them. They allowed me to get so close. I even sat with them in the grass at one point. It was a lovely experience being part of the flock. Lol!

I love Canadian geese so much. It could be because I was born in Canada and live in Canada. Lol! I love watching them with their families.

Just a fun companion photo of the lovely couple leaving the scene of a rude encounter.

Time to clear the runway for this goose to land safely!

Here number 6 in the series Trip to Nummer En, the Canadian Geese. The BHG doesn't count here, its a bonus!! Thanks for the kind comments I received sofar for my previous postings in this series!

Many geese were landing at the same time.

Canadian Geese swimming in the cold Severn River at sunset in Maryland.

well got out for a little while today nothing different around but did enjoying blowing those cobwebs off.

Canadian Geese

Not to be outdone by the Heron this Canadian has to get into the show!

a nice family of canada geese on a small pond this spring was a surprise shot this spring

Out for a swim

I was getting a little concerned as this pair or Canadian Geese approached me.

We have a local children's park that is frequently visited by large flocks for Canadian Geese. This was just 2 families.

Geese resting in a greenbelt in Anchorage AK before heading south for the winter. There must of been at least 100 geese in the area at time.

A family of Canadian geese took up residence along the Leeds-Liverpool canal in Leeds during 2008.

Canadian Geese on the shore of the frozen marsh in the Klamath Basin.

I caught this late in the afternoon with no cloud in a clear bright sky....

Lighter changes in the plumage are visable in the picture. Unfortunatley I was unable to show the pigment of the tarsus which was tan on color. This was a corting pair.

Pair of geese.

Canadian Geese

A rather large family of canadian geese, making their way across between lakes at the Conwy RSPB reserve.