What do you do when hundreds of Snow Geese descend from the sky and started landing around you? This happened to me at the Edwin B Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge two weeks ago.
Snow Geese falling out of the sky.
I initially tried to capture everyone of them in one photo! But I quickly gave up that attempt and concentrated on two of them. Here are the results, with all the following photos taken in less than 2 seconds.
Two Snow Geese landing, photo 1.
Two Snow Geese landing, photo 2.
Two Snow Geese landing, photo 3.
Two Snow Geese landing, photo 4.
Two Snow Geese landing, photo 5.
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Great set of photos. I think when you see birds wings in slow motion you can see how amazing they look. 😀
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Excellent photo series of landing – well captured! Impressive to see how they can control the landing on the water 🙂
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You are right Indah! They seem to be able to land exactly on the spot that they want, without colliding with any other geese or ducks.
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Awesome photos of the snow geese landing! They are rare visitors to Michigan, you’re very lucky to live in an area where they are numerous in the winter.
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Our area is in their seasonal migration path so I see them quite often at the refuge. It’s one of their favorite places with many things they can eat in the marshes and in fields in the surrounding area.
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What an amazing sight it would have been. Great action shots of these two.
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Thank you! Unplanned action shots, and luckily they turned out all right.
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Awesome Landing! Great captures 🙂
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Thank you Amy! Like the saying goes: right place, right time …
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