Breathtaking!! I am in awe of how you managed to get such a perfect shot during movement. Wow.
Trying not to see the tag on the poor guy’s neck 😭
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Thank you! As to the tag, I’m hoping it was for research purposes and she’s all good!
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Awwwww
I was wondering why you named it C570
Great catch!
Did you see the movie Fly Away Home?
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I had no doubt, zero doubt that you would spot the tag. You never (mostly never, well sometimes) disappoint. No, I have not seen “Fly Away Home?” Worth watching?
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When have I disappointed you, eh?
You can always count on me to spot what’s off! Almost always 😉
The movie is so worth watching. It’s a real story.
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Yep. Can definitely count on you for THAT.
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Superb!
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Thank you Bill!
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You’re welcome
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Fantastic shot!
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That is really cool, getting a pic of the neck band.
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I didn’t notice it until after I got home….then it was Wow, look at that.
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That’s probably a rare kind of photos.
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Love this, pal! You just go from strength to strength. Please Add to my list of calendar photos. 😉
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Aww Lori thanks. You got it.
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What a shot! My first wonder was why does the following goose look weighed down…maybe it was whatever is around his/her marvelous neck. Then remembered how wonderfully they fly with the one in front giving all the others the wind drift but if flying a little above, and this one is lower. I’m confused.
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I agree Valerie. The goose behind the gander looks like she’s heavy, struggling.
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wonderful shot
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Thanks Beth.
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This is such a marvellous but terribly sad shot. Just look at the poor bird‘s throat. Hemmed in and behind it, the body is ‚blown up‘. This is surely gonna end badly – poor thing.
Breathtaking!! I am in awe of how you managed to get such a perfect shot during movement. Wow.
Trying not to see the tag on the poor guy’s neck 😭
Thank you! As to the tag, I’m hoping it was for research purposes and she’s all good!
Awwwww
I was wondering why you named it C570
Great catch!
Did you see the movie Fly Away Home?
I had no doubt, zero doubt that you would spot the tag. You never (mostly never, well sometimes) disappoint. No, I have not seen “Fly Away Home?” Worth watching?
When have I disappointed you, eh?
You can always count on me to spot what’s off! Almost always 😉
The movie is so worth watching. It’s a real story.
Yep. Can definitely count on you for THAT.
Superb!
Thank you Bill!
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You’re welcome
Fantastic shot!
That is really cool, getting a pic of the neck band.
I didn’t notice it until after I got home….then it was Wow, look at that.
That’s probably a rare kind of photos.
Right….
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Love this, pal! You just go from strength to strength. Please Add to my list of calendar photos. 😉
Aww Lori thanks. You got it.
What a shot! My first wonder was why does the following goose look weighed down…maybe it was whatever is around his/her marvelous neck. Then remembered how wonderfully they fly with the one in front giving all the others the wind drift but if flying a little above, and this one is lower. I’m confused.
I agree Valerie. The goose behind the gander looks like she’s heavy, struggling.
wonderful shot
Thanks Beth.
This is such a marvellous but terribly sad shot. Just look at the poor bird‘s throat. Hemmed in and behind it, the body is ‚blown up‘. This is surely gonna end badly – poor thing.
I hope not Kiki. I hope not.