26 Friday Apr 2019
Posted in EBF Refuge, Photography
Goslings are now commonly seen at the refuge and are often the subjects of the cutest Spring scenes.
Goslings and mother.
Goslings and parents.
“You are eating WHAT?”
My internet connection has been very iffy these past two weeks, and it was only last night that it came back to normal and allowed me to read emails and access various sites, including WordPress. My apologies for not having been able to respond to your comments or visited your posts. I will try to catch up for sure.
22 Saturday Dec 2018
Posted in Photography
Tags
Black-crowned Night Heron, golden retriever, gosling, great blue heron, great sand dunes national park, lotus, northern cardinal, osprey, photography, postaday, squirrel
The following photos are some of the favorites that you, my WordPress readers, have either liked the posts where they were posted in, clicked on their images to see them in larger size, or mentioned them in your comments.
Northern Cardinal, June 2018.
White Lotus, August 2018.
Ospreys, June 2018.
Goslings, May 2018.
Black-crowned Night-Heron, August 2018.
Great Sand Dunes National Park, October 2015.
Great Blue Heron, December 2018.
Squirrel, October 2018.
Jackie, the Golden Retriever, and frisbee, April 2018.
02 Saturday Jun 2018
Posted in Photography
Tags
canada goose, duckling, gosling, mallard, photography, postaday
For this hot weekend, here are some cool images of cute creatures in nature that I saw at Colonial Lake a few weeks ago.
Canada Goose Gosling.
Female Mallard and Ducklings.
Have a great weekend!
04 Friday May 2018
Posted in EBF Refuge, Photography
Conversations between Canada Goose goslings at the refuge in yesterday’s 90°F (32°C).
“Mommy said we should be eating veggies!”
“Here are some!”
“Look at her chewing that grass!”
“She’s right, it’s yummy!”
“Mommy is always right!”
Canada Goose and goslings.
03 Wednesday Jun 2015
Posted in EBF Refuge, Photography
Tags
canada goose, edwin b forstythe national wildlife refuge, gosling, great egret, photography, postaday
Monday was a cloudy and rainy day. At the Edwin B Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge a Great Egret was standing by himself, very dainty and haughty in full breeding plumage.
Great Egret
A family of Cannada Geese with nine goslings loved the weather and went in for a swim.
Great Egret: “I tell you, this is why we need birth control!”
Of course, the goslings thoroughly enjoyed the water.
Second gosling from the right: “Who cares what he says!”
18 Monday May 2015
Posted in EBF Refuge, Photography
JeanInJackson post Only Child prompted me to post this photo I took today.
Canada Goose mother: He’s my only child! He’s mine!
Meanwhile, at another part of the Edwin B Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge, five goslings were being taught to look for food by their mother.
Goslings being taught to look for food.
Here’s another view of four of the goslings.
Four goslings.
