A larger swimming pool for the geese as the waters overflow into the fields.
Nathan Creek Dyke Looking North 270th and 88th (River Rd.) Langley
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Thursday, May 29, 2014
Sunday, March 16, 2014
35/365 Grateful - Snow Geese
It's early morning, I wait in the dark for daylight to come, it's chilly and fog forms as I breathe out; but I have my coffee to sip as I patiently wait.
In the distance I hear their muted honks calling out to each other. As the sun lifts the veil of darkness, I see a gaggle of snow geese slowly swimming my way. Their white bodies stand out against the lingering darkness.
With a series of honks and a beating of wings soon they will head for open fields to forage.
It won't be long now and they will leave migrating back to Wrangel Island which lies in the Arctic Ocean, north of Siberia, and belongs to Russia. To learn more see George C. Reifel Bird Sanctuary
In the distance I hear their muted honks calling out to each other. As the sun lifts the veil of darkness, I see a gaggle of snow geese slowly swimming my way. Their white bodies stand out against the lingering darkness.
With a series of honks and a beating of wings soon they will head for open fields to forage.
It won't be long now and they will leave migrating back to Wrangel Island which lies in the Arctic Ocean, north of Siberia, and belongs to Russia. To learn more see George C. Reifel Bird Sanctuary
Lesser Snow Geese
Fraser River, Poplar Bar, Glen Valley
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