It’s a sure sign that winter is approaching. The flocks of
geese are becoming less and less, meaning that the majority have left Dodge for the warmer south.
The classic “V” formation is a wonderful sight and an
aerodynamic marvel
As normal though, the Ganders are in the lead setting the
pace and doing most of the hard work. Not to be outdone, the hens are in the
back cackling up a storm.
“George, you’re off course”
“George, speed up, all the good condos will be taken at this
pace”
“George, lets go down in that field. Junior needs to go
potty”
“George, why have you got ear muffs on?”
“George.....”
Most of our birds are gone too - horned larks, bluebirds, swallows, meadow larks, etc. Sparrows and my favorite, Great Horned Owls, are here to stay for the winter.
ReplyDeleteLOL! "George, just stop and ask directions already!" :)
ReplyDeleteGeese are a marvel of nature for certain.
ReplyDeleteI actually thought I was going to get the scientific reason! ... but then, maybe I just did! :)
ReplyDeleteI don't think so!
ReplyDelete:)