Goose Meeting

I just posted two of these photos .. the geese are out in large groups. The top photo was on the Miami River in Piqua. The second photo was taken at one of the ponds at Stillwater Prairie Reserve. The water sure looked cold, but it did not stop them from jumping in. ~ Rick

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Solice

They make a mess, but they are beautiful.

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Later, Dude

We have missed photographing several Great Blue Herons recently. It's like they know we are nearby. This one didn't excape my camera as he made his escape.

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Wow, Looks Cold

I continue to take early morning walks along the river. It has been in the low 20s (F) but when I walk fast, it's not too bad. Now, I don't know how these geese feel about this weather. I didn't try to count them, but this was just one of a few photos full of geeese. As I approached, they would get up and head into the river. That is nuts.

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