On Tour

Here's one of two families of Canada geese we've been watching.

And here's a short clip of both familes in action, if you're interested. I've never seen their necks move quite like this! https://youtu.be/hay-U7xTSug

And unlike the geese above, which are very skittish and head out as soon as they see us off in the distance, here's a clip from a couple of years ago of some geese who couldn't care less whether we're there or not. That's Barry out in the middle of their parade: https://youtu.be/DHCEbjUB16s

Many thanks for dropping by.

[Graham Thresher]

A fabulous capture.

[Maggie]

Mum, Dad and the kids - what a large brood; it's no wonder that these birds are so ubiquitous and prolific. Thanks for the link to the clip too - fascinating to see.

[Bep]

Fantastic picture.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

This is such a cute shot and what a nice big family.

[summerfield]

12 babies! holy mackerel!

[Rosie Kind]

What proud parents they must be to have raised all these - Fav

[Denise Wood]

What a big happy family :)

[Milanie]

What a brood! Really nice shot with the water movement - you're right about them taking off as soon as you round the bend - excellent eye-sight!!

[Darlene]

What a great capture, Anne. Will have to come back and check your links. What a huge family of geese. No wonder we see them everywhere. FAV

[Darlene]

I love the links, Anne. Everywhere we look there are Canadian Geese and a lot of them. Have never seen so many babies though.

[Susan Klassen]

Great capture! So neat to see them swimming all together.

[Stephanie Swift]

Love the light, and the goslings are adorable.

[Carole Imes]

Instant fav and I love the videos, too. Fabulous capture of this scene and their movements. Must be wonderful to see this on a regular basis.