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We have many geese on the canal, mostly Canadian.
We have had two pairs similar to those shown below and either a fox or some other predator took a female whilst nesting last year. The male obviously left leaving the two as seen. When the four were in residence they ruled a section of the canal path between two bridges. These two have settled a little since the loss of friends, but have chased me and others often. When in an aggressive mood they look to one another for approval.
Geese on the canal looking quite serene
Just getting into gear
See these teeth.....
...a friendly lady
All taken with Olympus OM-D EM-1 + Olympus 40-150 pro lens - A.mode etc - also shown on www.fourthirds-user.com
Regards. Barr1e
We have had two pairs similar to those shown below and either a fox or some other predator took a female whilst nesting last year. The male obviously left leaving the two as seen. When the four were in residence they ruled a section of the canal path between two bridges. These two have settled a little since the loss of friends, but have chased me and others often. When in an aggressive mood they look to one another for approval.
Geese on the canal looking quite serene
Just getting into gear
See these teeth.....
...a friendly lady
All taken with Olympus OM-D EM-1 + Olympus 40-150 pro lens - A.mode etc - also shown on www.fourthirds-user.com
Regards. Barr1e
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