What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.
Staying at St Cyrus NNR in October proved to be a real bonus. Today, I share two clips that only touch upon the sheer numbers of migrating Pink-footed Geese as they flew in for the winter.
Hello Yam, I love the sounds and sights of these large flocks of geese. I would be a happy birder there, watching the geese. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
There are many sounds and sights in nature that are mesmerizing and memorable, but skeins of geese are of the very highest order. Thanks for this, YAM.
this is what we see when the crows fly each morning and evening and they even sound almost the same... amazing flight patterns in these... I did not know they are called skeins, thank you David, and that is what they look like in the patterns, skeins of yarn
What a fun capture on video. I've experienced something like that with Canada Gees at a local park where there is water for them to hang out on all night.
Wow, what a beautiful kind of cacaphony! I loved all the patterns thay make as they congregate and fly about.
ReplyDeleteI could watch them all day long. They are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHello Yam,
ReplyDeleteI love the sounds and sights of these large flocks of geese. I would be a happy birder there, watching the geese.
Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
Spectacular!
ReplyDeleteThere are many sounds and sights in nature that are mesmerizing and memorable, but skeins of geese are of the very highest order. Thanks for this, YAM.
ReplyDeletethis is what we see when the crows fly each morning and evening and they even sound almost the same... amazing flight patterns in these... I did not know they are called skeins, thank you David, and that is what they look like in the patterns, skeins of yarn
ReplyDeleteI love the sounds of nature too and enjoyed this post!
ReplyDeleteWooHoo YAM aunty what lovely audio and eye candy
ReplyDeleteSafe travels to the Hutch
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What a fun capture on video. I've experienced something like that with Canada Gees at a local park where there is water for them to hang out on all night.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sight(and sound)...I can just imagine what it must have been standing there and taking it all in!
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