Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Off in the Morning Mist - Wordless Wednesday

Note: These are the geese I have been following over the past few weeks. The young ones have grown into the geese coloring.







Note: I will be offline for about a week to catch up on some work and garden projects and perhaps take a mini-vacation. Until then...


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32 comments:

  1. pretty one for wordless... Happy WW! Hoping you can visit @ my little corner.

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  2. Very atmospheric photos. Lovely to watch nature at work. Our Springwatch programme is on at the moment on the BBC and it is a joy.

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  3. Love your geese photos! When I lived at my last home in Washington State, there used to be two geese that would lay their eggs in a little pond behind our home. I really enjoyed seeing the babies each year. Have a beautiful day! Saw you on Wordless Wednesday! xoxo Kim

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  4. Beautiful images for a WW post. The mist and lighting make the shot. Nice to see them wearing their new coats.

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  5. How adorable! Have a great vacation!

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  6. Gosh, they grew up so quickly. Mr. Sorry raised some motherless baby ducks in the bathtub of his apartment (!) just about the time we met. It's one of the reasons I love him.

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  7. Wonderful photos. Have you read Berndt Heinrich's The Geese of Beaver Bog? I think you might enjoy it. -Jean

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  8. beautiful photos Michelle, I especially love the last one,
    what ever you are doing I hope you enjoy and have a great time, Frances

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  9. Lovely pictures. We have geese on lakes near us. I was watching a group with babies grazing on the grass. Always at least one adult alert and on guard. Fascinating to watch!

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  10. Those 'little' ones don't look so little anymore. I've been monitoring the progress of some baby robins in a nest in one of my trees, when mama robin allows me to get close. Spring certainly is full of miracles, isn't it?

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  11. Beautiful! We have tons of geese here. Supposedly, they are a pest but I love them!

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  12. Babies are so much fun. My favorite picture is the last one too, I love the colors and movement. What a lovely place to be first thing in the morning!

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  13. So sweet to see. We've had lots of fog here too - and volcanic ash grounding flights!

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  14. Such beautiful tranquil photos. I love how you have captured the light.

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  15. @Pretty Life Online I am so glad you liked it! Thanks for visiting.

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  16. @Ken I only got the mist because we had some cooler than normal mornings. Thanks for visiting.

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  17. @Janet Nature is so wonderful to watch...I never get enough.

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  18. @Bluebirds and Butterflies I enjoy watching them so much. Every time I see them I count the babies as if to keep count...hoping that they are all well. Thanks for visiting!

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  19. @gardenwalkgardentalk.com Yes, they are almost the size of the parents. It was such a pleasure to see them grow.

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  20. @Kelly (The Sorry Gardener) Aw-w...that is so sweet! I can see how that would endear you to him. Thanks for visiting.

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  21. @jeansgarden No, Jean, I have not. Thank you for suggesting it. I will check it out.

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  22. @Island Threads Thank you, Frances. I had a restful time...needed it.

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  23. @easygardener If I lived in one of the houses near the lake, I would never get anything done because I would constantly be watching or checking up on them.

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  24. @Debbie/GardenofPossibilities Haven't they grown? I love being a part of all of this...watching, helping when I can, and savoring...

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  25. @Casa Mariposa We don't have enough at the lake for them to be a pest. I hope it never gets to that point, because I would miss them.

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  26. @Malinda The babies are always such a draw...so innocent and adorable. Thanks for stopping by.

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  27. @Mrs Bok - The Bok Flock I hope your volcano has settled down a bit. Thanks for visiting.

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