greylag goose

A family of Greylag Geese enjoying the sunshine at Strumpshaw Fen. Ron

A foggy view

Not the best of shots but I think it is quite interesting. It was taken seconds before these Greylag Geese landed in the water at Strumpshaw Fen. I find it impossible to believe that that look means anything other than "Is this all right? Shall we land here?" Ron

Greylag Geese with their brood of youngsters enjoying a family outing at Minsmere on Saturday. Ron

Three from the moving boat for y'all today, its a good job I have a good driver. No signs of a Kingy or Barnie as yet, but just passed a pair of Egyptian Geese with young. Sorry I cant get on the forum much, as the lappy battery is dodgry, and can only be charged when the boat is cruisin. Lots...

From the Reservoirs last week. If I'm up to it, and the Sun is shining, I might go again tomorrow.

A Greylag Goose getting down to some serious beauty treatment. Ron

I see these so often at the Reservoirs, and they've almost always got orange-coloured legs and feet. So when I saw this one yesterday, I thought it was a Pink-footed Goose. I even put it in the ID section to check. However, I now know that pink is normal for Greylag, and the orange-legged ones...

At Mallards Pike pond

Greylag Geese keeping an eye open for trouble at Strumpshaw Fen. Ron

A Greylag Goose making a splashy entrance at Strumpshaw Fen. Ron

Well Peeps, Its back to Hastings in a while, four trains and five plus hours later we should be home. That effort alone deserves a couple of brews, so see y'all later tonight.

just a test shot to see if this shot uploads.

Not much about this day on the Mere.