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Aug. 4: Four Pics with Long Titles--morning, geese and moose
2011.08.04
Yesterday was grey and misty--not quite raining, but definitely moist--and I got some pictures of the lake on the misty moisty morning.
When driving home from the lake I saw geese. This is not too surprising, Canada geese are common as dust here (as they are in most suburban areas in North America, I imagine) but one of them was different. I took some pictures of the Strange Goose then looked it up when I got home to find that it's not so strange at all. It's a domesticated greylag goose, probably gone feral from a farm somewhere, that fell in with a flock of Canada geese and seems to be doing pretty well for itself. Obviously, I don't know enough about domestic geese, because I thought they were white, not grey with white tushies.
Working on the condo after I got home, I put the moose up in the dining room. Home is where the moose is, after all. :D
When driving home from the lake I saw geese. This is not too surprising, Canada geese are common as dust here (as they are in most suburban areas in North America, I imagine) but one of them was different. I took some pictures of the Strange Goose then looked it up when I got home to find that it's not so strange at all. It's a domesticated greylag goose, probably gone feral from a farm somewhere, that fell in with a flock of Canada geese and seems to be doing pretty well for itself. Obviously, I don't know enough about domestic geese, because I thought they were white, not grey with white tushies.
Working on the condo after I got home, I put the moose up in the dining room. Home is where the moose is, after all. :D
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Ha! Great set and I love the titles..."one of these is not like the others". I guess you are finally home now that the moose is hung.
Keryl · 2011-08-05: 09:44
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