10 thoughts on “MarySmith’sPlace #WordlessWednesday”
They should go to Regent’s Park in London. Canada Geese are considered to be a ‘pest’ in that park. 🙂
I used to walk over and feed them bread by hand though, when I lived opposite.
Best wishes, Pete.
Yes, they seem to be a sort of ‘marmite’ creature of the bird world. I was so surprised to see them in Canada, though really shouldn’t have been. They were all over the place and obviously used to people, many of whom did feed them.
Good-looking geese! I know they’re messy, but they’re so family-oriented and protective of their young ones. I love watching them fly in formation, honking in happiness. Good for those who protect these powerful birds!
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They should go to Regent’s Park in London. Canada Geese are considered to be a ‘pest’ in that park. 🙂
I used to walk over and feed them bread by hand though, when I lived opposite.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Yes, they seem to be a sort of ‘marmite’ creature of the bird world. I was so surprised to see them in Canada, though really shouldn’t have been. They were all over the place and obviously used to people, many of whom did feed them.
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How lovely, Mary.
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Thanks, Robbie.
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Ahh…a sweet sign for them. Hope they’re made to feel very welcome! 😀
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They seem to be welcome, Annika, and had no fear of humans.
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Good-looking geese! I know they’re messy, but they’re so family-oriented and protective of their young ones. I love watching them fly in formation, honking in happiness. Good for those who protect these powerful birds!
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I think they are very handsome. And so did the one in the top photo. He strutted along, pausing every so often to check his reflection in the window!
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How lovely Mary and reminds me of my friend.. the Canadian goose widower and his cuddles.. beautiful birds.
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Thanks, Sally. I think they are splendid though some people see them as pests.
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