Egyptian Geeze by dochtersions
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Description
Two Egyptian geese, traveling together.
I saw them close to where I live in the "Geleen" stream, despite the cold I saw that they enjoyed being together.
It's great to have good company, to be close to someone. It brings joy, relaxation, and a kind of perspective.
And then I'm a bit pessimistic again, hoping that this friendship won't later turn out to have been an illusion.
So, not looking back, right? For a kind of false security, if you know what I mean?
But maybe you didn't read this anyway, because 'time flies'.
Thank you a lot, dear friends.
Comments (6)
Great capture. Hopefully, they are a sign that Spring is close behind. Do you have a lot of these geese in The Netherlands? Where I am located in south western Ohio, USA, we have had a huge influx of Canadian geese, over the past decade or two. And, they especially like golf courses !!!!! It must because of all the ponds and creeks. You have to constantly be watching what you are stepping in/on, when playing (if you know what I mean !!!). And I agree, time does fly. But in this case, it swims, too.
Thank you very much, and 'yes' we have a lot of geese here, but I don't know if they all are the Canadian kind of them. Once we saw two big ones sitting in a large tree in our garden. Lol, about your golf adventure :)
Great photo
Thank you, Sean!
Great photoshot.
Thank you very much!
Inderdaad een prachtige foto van deze mooie eenden !!!
they are beautiful and the first time I have had the privilege of seeing any. superb capture
Thank you, Richard. Here we have many in the meadows, but those are another kind of geese.
Very nice photo and message