Greylag Geese enjoying a family outing, swimming, relaxing, survaying the scene, vocalising with each other and having the time of their lives meandering around the waters edge.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
About Me
My Blog List
Thank you Hilde
Lovely pics ! One must be the Mother Goose :)
ReplyDeleteThese geese, with heads held high, look very proud of themselves. A beautiful series of photos!
ReplyDeleteThey are cute geese, great photos!
ReplyDeleteI saw a goose last weekend that looks a LOT like this! I will have to compare my photo to these! Greylag geese!
ReplyDeleteI love watching the birds this time of year ... with their young ones. Mother Goose indeed! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful peace providing photography. Please have a nice Wednesday.
ReplyDeletedaily athens
beautiful shots.
ReplyDeleteMine's up! Happy WW.
Wonderful pictures of the geese, they make great guards. Have a great WW.
ReplyDeletethey're having a great time! delightful shots.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series of photos! I always like geese with bright orange legs and feet. These look very similar to the Greater White-fronted Geese that I see here in Alaska.
ReplyDeleteThat 3rd and 4th photo are my favorites!!!
ReplyDeleteMeet the Wednesday's Newest King and Queen if you have time...you'll probably laugh a little.
Nice shots but I hate when those geese start to chase me:-). You live in such a wonderful place and I liked your post on Adare Manor.
ReplyDeleteJoyce
What a fabulous series of photos, Ann. I love the third one. He (she?) is so sweet, looking out on the water.
ReplyDeleteYou seem to have captured their personality with your photos, Ann. They are lovely geese.
ReplyDelete♥...Wanda
I have never heard of this type of goose before. Cute pictures.
ReplyDeleteYou have very nice pictures of animals on your blog!
ReplyDeleteLovely series of the geese. They look to be enjoying their surroundings!
ReplyDeleteWishing you an enjoyable weekend~
Those are very beautiful geese, I have never seen them before. We have the Canada Geese here in abundance. They are still huntable, but they have proliferated over the last few years and are becoming nuisances. You can't hardly walk through any of our parks for all of the "goose poop". Very distasteful.
ReplyDeleteI hope yours are not considered a nuisance.
Hugs, Cindy S
So beautiful! The geese on the photo no 4 looks so thoughtful and wise, I think.. :)
ReplyDelete