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The Geese are back

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We have a pond in the office complex where I work so we see geese a lot. They like to make nests in the mulched bush beds as I am told the mulch will hold heat. When the female is on the nest of course the male constantly circles the perimeter (which is a parking lot) to keep us humans away. And of course the bird couple always made their nests right in the middle of the lot. Two years ago the male was always attacking cars, moving ones constantly. Yep, he lost that battle but just last year the female showed up with a new beau who likes to chase moving vehicles as well. Just a matter of time...

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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.

 

How do the dogs react to them?

We have them all around our office buildings here. There is one that guards the front door from time to time. We call him Gary.

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.

 

I suggest Hevi-shot Speed Ball No. 1 in 12 gauge. This should give you opportunity for a closer look at these beautiful birds.

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.

 

Only better sound than hearing the wind in their wings is the sound of a shot gun blast and the loud thud that occurs when they hit the ground.

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Only better sound than hearing the wind in their wings is the sound of a shot gun blast and the loud thud that occurs when they hit the ground.

 

There went my moment.

There went my moment.

 

Ha. Thought you might like that comment. Lol.

No idea why these nuisance flying footballs are protected.....

No idea why these nuisance flying footballs are protected.....

AAAAMEN

They have diplomatic immunity. Ambassadors from Canada spreading the "democratic" socialist crap to their neighbors to the south.

They have diplomatic immunity. Ambassadors from Canada spreading the "democratic" socialist crap to their neighbors to the south.

Even that goofy rapper from up there is called Drake.

Even that goofy rapper from up there is called Drake.

 

That is so well done….(proper golf clap….):clap:

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There are a couple of geese outside my window at the moment. I don't beak read very well....but it appeared they were talking about @spindoc and @TAC, then they pooped and walked away. :idunno:

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Even that goofy rapper from up there is called Drake.

 

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