I suppose a nice way to put it would be Bottoms Up!This was a zoomed picture taken with autofocus. I couldn't even see this; it was too far away. The dog was also zooming in on them, so I pointed and clicked, in hopes of getting them as they lifted off to fly away from her. As it turned out, they couldn't have cared less if they tried. I have several shots of these fellows now, and will post some later.
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Little Pond
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Greetings! What a quaint blog! I LOVE the photos. Especially of the cats. :-)
I came across your blog from a post on http://brassandivory.blogspot.com about all the MS bloggers out there. She has a project going on to spread the word, and you are invited to take part, if you like. The same post (entitled "MS Awareness, Blogging Friends, and a little Link Love" can be found on my blog too.
As an aside, I grew up in western New York -- Wellsville, to be exact. Down on the PA border on the Genesee river. So nice to see pics from back "home".
Thanks for sharing!
~ Jeri
Hi,
I see Jeri has made it by here already. But please do join in.
I have an MS Blogger Project underway over at my place. Please visit MS Awareness, Blogging Friends, and a little Link Love to join in.
Thanks,
Lisa
Great pic of the dabbler, pb! I don't know if the Canada geese have been through our area yet or not -- probably yes, if they're already in New York...
GJ, these fellows overwintered here, so we really haven't seen the migrants just yet.
Soon we'll be seeing the high-flying formations, since they follow the Chemung and the Susquehanna Rivers.
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