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| I like to start with a snap just looking across the lake from the point where I usually begin my walk. Today, the air temp was about 55F (12.7C) and there was a very nice breeze. Skies were mostly cloudy. At Green Lake, Seattle, May 24, 2019 5:35 AM |
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| Not far into the walk ... a Canada geese family with two new little ones. In the next snap I happened to be able to catch one of the older goslings with one of the new ones. The difference, is about 3 weeks ... just a guess, of course. At Green Lake, Seattle, May 24, 2019 |
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| At Green Lake, Seattle, May 24, 2019 |
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| Marching onward ... About two dozen Canadian Geese followed one leader to the water's edge and then took flight for their morning exercise. At Green Lake, Seattle, May 24, 2019 |
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| Lastly ... I continue to be surprised at how these folks are up so early and already out on the water. I guess I shouldn't be surprised since I am up so early myself. I am just fascinated by the level of dedication and effort these folks put into rowing. At Green Lake, Seattle, May 24, 2019 6:12 AM |
Getting some nice shots today with the geese and rowers.
ReplyDeleteRegardsing my photos I used the SX740. I gave the SX730 to my sone last year, there are both more or less the same
That sky and lake looks very peaceful. I have been to Seattle a couple of years ago and I really love about it is that even if it's a big city, it's a lot more quiet than other mega cities I have visited. Happy Skywatch john!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you are out walking and continuing to enjoy nature, John. I hope you have a wonderful holiday weekend.
ReplyDeleteLove and love some more the Canada Geese!!
ReplyDeleteWe have been following a geese family too, John. Geese are great parents.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments on my blog. My husband accompanies me on all the excursions and he is interested in photography but he doesn’t have a blog. He loves the walks and picnics but he would be out earlier in the day, like you are, if not for me, a 7:30 riser.
An idyllic location for a walk. Nice to see all the geese keeping you company!
ReplyDeleteThe goslings are always a treat to see. For my part, I would like them to stay small a little longer. They are cutest at that stage.Have a great weekend. Likely will be chilly here and wet.
ReplyDeleteThat is a huge army of geese. I hope they're on our side!
ReplyDeleteWe had the same walking weather today!!!
ReplyDeleteThe baby geese are always nice to see.
The geese are always there to pass a few comments as we go by.
ReplyDeleteLooks like happy family of geese
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Hi John. Like the Canadian Geese - something we don't see here...we have Sulphur Crested Cockatoos- large parrots- which squark a lot and are very mischevious and destructive - I'd certainly trade them in on Ducks or Geese in an instant. Regards. KEV.
ReplyDeleteHello, pretty views of the lake, sky and rowers. I love the marching on photo with the geese. The goslings are adorable. You can link up as many post as you like. Wonderful photos and a great walk. Thanks for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend. PS, thank you for the comment and visit to my blog.
ReplyDeleteHow serene and gorgeous walk dear John :)
ReplyDeleteyou live in a heavenly area no doubt
geese family looks so excited to join your walk
Hello. Lovely photos of Canadian geese. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteSo many geese on the march. Always nice to see.
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