... flock together.
Saturday, January 23, 2016
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Thatv looks realy cold with the icicles. Hope the birds can find some food.
ReplyDeleteBy this weather even the geese goes at land. Great shot Andy.
ReplyDeleteyes to stay warm
ReplyDeleteThe geese look confused! Well, they'll get used to it. :))
ReplyDeleteEspecially when it's cold!
ReplyDeletenice shot
ReplyDeleteThey certainly do!
ReplyDeleteI'm cold just looking at this scene!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! It looks REALLY cold where you are..
ReplyDeleteLovely picture.
ReplyDeleteQuite a gang!
ReplyDeleteI think I hear one saying, "I knew we weren't far enough south!" We have lots of them here now.
ReplyDeleteI wonder why so many of these birds stay up there and so many others come down here for the winter.
ReplyDeleteThey really dont keep any smell of slot (as we say when people are standing far apart that they keep "the smell of slot" from each other).
ReplyDeleteLoveky shot.
Now that looks cold, Andy!
ReplyDeleteNice shot! I love the lighting.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! I'm surprised they haven't followed their cousins southward.
ReplyDeleteToday there is a flock that wishes it had flown south.
ReplyDeleteLooks very cold, as a contrast to our heat.
ReplyDeleteVery lovely..they seem to be busy.
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