Heading South for the Winter

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https://bettierose.co.uk/patricks-barn/ Geese have been flying over the house every morning, and then again every evening, since September. The lake they use as their headquarters is maybe six blocks to the east of us. The cornfields where they feed are a mile to the west.  The birds often fly so close I can see them clearly from the second story window. Occasionally they appear to be nearly skimming the roof. They are truly magnificent birds when seen in flight at such close range.

Buy Tramadol 100 Mg Online But a few days ago, the early morning honking became less noticeable. Yesterday, when I went to take photos, there were only a dozen or so geese in the sky, instead of the typical hundreds. Today I only saw a pair.

Valium 10Mg Buy Online I suspect most of them have packed up and headed south, like many intelligent creatures choose to do at this time of year. It’s early though. Last year, the geese were still in Wisconsin through the end of November.

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  9. see Bo, that photograph is art.

    see The line, through the trees? That’s some really interesting movement and symmetry.

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  10. A – What you see is what I shot. Not even a crop. But I shot about 30 photos trying to get one good one. 🙂

  11. I have to agree with many of the comments here—this photo is just great. The composition, the in focus and out of focus, the lines. Wow.

  12. I can’t believe the geese are flying away. It is bad news for sure.

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