i'm surprised some of them are still here. it's getting cold and the wind today sounds a bit brutal outside my office window. i'd think by now they'd want to be a bit further south.
but maybe they love fall, too. and have a hard time saying good-bye.
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The seasonal migration has always been fascinating to me. Very nice soft picture. One final gathering before they prepare for their long flight.
ReplyDeletelove this, the last thing I ever did with my Dad was watch the geese. your picture is beautiful. I have not seen any around up here for awhile. have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteMy Dad used to say they were waiting for just the right currents to change. It is why one day they are all there and then whoosh they're gone. They are aware of so much that we never notice.
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely shot, makes me quite nostalgic.
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WOW ... what a beautiful view!!! Fantastic light and a magic moment!!
ReplyDeleteGeese in Denver seem to stay all year round - though it gets mighty cold here! Yours look like they have their marching orders.
ReplyDeleteThe geese stay here much all of the winter...they use to head South years ago. In response to your previous blog...I am glad to hear you have a place to put your art work out for people to see...I just know they will love it.♥
ReplyDeleteOurs left a bit ago...I think they are a tad scared of our Alberta winters:))))
ReplyDeleteI think they love being photographed by you and just can't part quite yet.
ReplyDeleteGoodbyes are definitely hard...but I think those geese are nuts to hang out when they have a ticket to head south for the winter, don't you ?
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday, Oh so Talented One !
We still have Canada geese flying overhead here as well.
ReplyDeleteLove the image : )
Welcome to the South, geese - we are waiting for you!
ReplyDeletewe have plenty thank you....they can hang out with you for a while.
ReplyDeletehere they never leave because it rarely gets really really cold
I love your new header. Somehow it reminds me of those wonderful vintage school photos.
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