American Geese

• CarlRadford

• Sep 16, 2009

they get to the UK they are called Canadian Geese Old - probably as the colours are not overly saturated?

 

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  bsdunek

• Sep 16, 2009

Here in Michigan we call them Canada Geese. They really get around.

 

• CarlRadford

• Sep 16, 2009

CarlRadford said:

they get to the UK they are called Canadian Geese Old - probably as the colours are not overly saturated?

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Should've said Canada Geese - must've been in a rush this morning!

 

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  ishutteratthethought

• Sep 16, 2009

In Minnesota we call them supper.....some of us anyway...hee ...heee

 

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  Andrew Moxom

• Sep 16, 2009

or Feathered Rats!

 

• Brian Bullen

• Sep 16, 2009

Or Honkers!

 

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  Vincent Brady

• Sep 16, 2009

I like the way that you could consider that the two children are riding on the back of the goose. I hope that's what you intended when you took the photo.

Cheers
TEX

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Sep 16, 2009

Steve, I sincerely hope you're referring to the geese.

ishutteratthethought said:

In Minnesota we call them supper.....some of us anyway...hee ...heee

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Sep 16, 2009

V,

To me it looks as though the two girls are imitating the stance of the two geese. One to each girl, basically.
Or, perhaps it's the other way around. Geese imitating the children...

- Thomas

TEX said:

I like the way that you could consider that the two children are riding on the back of the goose. I hope that's what you intended when you took the photo.

Cheers
TEX

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  ishutteratthethought

• Sep 16, 2009

Thomas, you r correct, i haven't eaten any children that I can recall.
TEX's comment is funny, as I pulled away from the image, It does appear they are standing on the supper. Who needs PS?
Steve