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| Geese are not as dumb as some people think. When it comes to food they can survive on grass alone... and thanks to humans locating parks next to water it becomes easy food for the geese to eat. While the clan eats, there is always one bird that that stands on guard for predators. The guard is easy to spot. He is standing on the right, These geese are showing much more intelligence than some people. They practice social Distancing. |
Monday, July 06, 2020
Smart Geese
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...and we have a bunch of their cousins here!
ReplyDeleteI see a very similar scene when I cross the golf course around the corner from me during the winter months.
ReplyDeleteGuard duty for today. Tomorrow he/she gets to eat. HA! Good find, Andy.
ReplyDeleteThat is interesting to see that one standing guard. Nice capture.
ReplyDeleteVery smart indeed, better than some humans.
ReplyDeleteNice photo, Andy!
Good one Andy! The sentinel.
ReplyDeleteThey are survivors!
ReplyDeleteQue de monde ...tranquille !!
ReplyDeleteThe guardians of Rome in days long gone.
ReplyDeleteBesides being smart they also look compact.
ReplyDeleteNice shot, Andy.
Clever they always have a guard who keeps them safe, very social animals.
ReplyDeleteSo damn true . Far better than humans.
ReplyDeleteA behaviour I often see in them.
ReplyDeleteI was in Regina last week and found the biggest concentration of geese I have ever seen in a city.
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