Spring must be just around the corner.

 

The plant I work at has a large front lawn, probably 8 acres, and every spring the migrating Geese hang out in the front. They just landed for the first time this morning. While I AM working....I can catch a glimpse out to watch all the Geese fights as they are sorting things out. Apparently two opposing flights landed in the same area. There are 16 in all. Usually they will have their babies here and stop traffic on Mercer road when they cross the street to Amazon where there is a drainage pond.

Do us all a favor. When the geese start fighting, hand them all loaded shotguns so there will be no survivors.

Interesting...ours came back to the plant today to. You think they belong to a local ?

Just call Spindoc, there will be no geese problem then.

When they legs they are mean as a dog.

Interesting...ours came back to the plant today to. You think they belong to a local ?

 

Must be. There is a strike at Trane down the street.

Let me guess, today is March 1 and Goose season ended yesterday? LOL

Just call Spindoc, there will be no geese problem then.

Oh yeah, they're here when season is out. My mission is to whack one with a golf ball this season.

Let me guess, today is March 1 and Goose season ended yesterday? LOL

Nah, ended 1/31. Jerks.

I don't think these geese ever leave any more. I've seen them all year.

Nah, ended 1/31. Jerks.

 

Ha. I knew it was over. Season too short and geese too smart.

Campbell county DU this weekend.

Must be. There is a strike at Trane down the street.

 

Had one eyeballing me this afternoon….I hissed at him

Had one eyeballing me this afternoon….I hissed at him

With a broadhead I hope.

Last year I came out of my work and one had its wings spread but was standing on top of somebodies car. I wish I would have got a picture of it.

Pooping aside...My neighboring cow pasture has a small lake which apparently is one of their flyway stops. So in fall and spring there is constant traffic, in/out, circling squawking over my property. I think they are beautiful creatures, and I enjoy hearing the wind in their wings as a flight swoops in low overhead.