Geese form beautiful skeins when they fly, and capturing them in flight is irresistible to most photographers. A few days ago, I was fortunate enough to see both Snow Geese and Canada Geese in V formation heading along on their Spring migration paths.
Canada Geese skein.
Snow Geese skein. They covered a large portion of the sky, and this photo shows only a small group of them.
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It’s a little sad to see them leaving us and heading back north for the spring/summer, but I do love seeing thousands and thousands heading across the skies in flying formations! 🙂
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We are fortunate to live on their migration paths. Thank you for commenting, Donna.
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Beautifully captured!
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Thank you Jerry!
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They form beautiful formations. You’re right, it’s a sight to behold.
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Thank you! I have enjoyed reading and viewing the photos in your Temples of Doom series.
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Thank you
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They are beautiful!
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Thank you Takami! Much appreciated.
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Beautiful pictures! Now I know the difference between Canadian geese which make their home on my golf courses and Snow geese. Dung
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Thank you! One of our neighbors has a flock of about 50 Canada Geese on their lawn. They are there almost every day and make a big noise when they fly up as I come near them while walking my dog.
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Excellent.
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Thanks!
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