Even the Canadian Geese are confused
Only a small flock has decided to stay.
It's supposed to look more like this by now.
I'll pretend that last year's daisies are this year's snow.
In addition to our 3 domestic (white) Geese, there is, for the first time ever, an impostor.
He thinks that he is a goose, and maybe he is.
Have you spotted him?
Now you can see him.
I wonder what kind of goose he is.
Do you know?
Have a great week my dear friends.
I'll pretend that last year's daisies are this year's snow.
He thinks that he is a goose, and maybe he is.
Have you spotted him?
Now you can see him.
I wonder what kind of goose he is.
Do you know?
Have a great week my dear friends.
Gina
Great photo! Gina, your imposter looks quite like a snow goose. We frequently see large flocks of them in winter.
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Hello Marigene, You may be correct. It could be a snow goose. We see one every now and then by our pond but those who visit us are much larger. Whatever it is, it is welcome. Thank you for stopping by.
DeleteDear Gina, You and your surroundings appear to be experiencing late fall! I think your imposter is a plucky fellow who wants to be one of the "Big Boys." I'll bet he's getting totally ignored.
ReplyDeleteDear Mark, The rest of the geese don't mind this interloper which is surprising because these Canadian Geese are very territorial.
DeleteI wish some of the snow falling in the east would come this way.
Gina, I am wondering if your white duck might be an AFLAC insurance represantive scouting out a location for the company's next television advertisement.
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Dear Frances, You must be right. An AFLEC duck. Why didn't I recognize him. He looks just like the famous TV star.
DeleteHope you're staying warm and safe.
Those daisies make the prettiest 'snow' I've seen Gina! Bet our friends to the northeast would rather daisies right now!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful as always around your lovely home - if I was a goose, or a duck, I'd hang out at your pond for certain.
Warmth is in the air for you soon - I'm happy for you.
Hugs - Mary
Dear Mary, How very nice of you to come for a visit, especially at this time when your hands are busy playing nursemaid. Don't forget to also take good care of yourself. ox, Gina
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