A Canada
Goose threat display may involve head pumping, bill opened with tongue raised,
hissing, honking, and vibrating neck feathers. When an intruding goose doesn't
retreat, geese may grab each other by breast or throat and hit each other with
their wings. Fighting may result in injuries.
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| A threat has been detected |
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| The challenge is accepted |
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| Putting on the breaks |
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| For the moment the clash has ended. |
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| The threats are being voiced. |
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| This is how big I am. |
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| Another intruder. |
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| Just chillin' |
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| I'm just a spectator. |
3 comments:
Great,you showed him very well, beautiful images.
love this series! even with all the splashing and thrashing around, the water is clear enough to throw back some awesome reflections! some of these look like paintings! beautiful!
Yea great photos that actually tell a story. Your patience and skills are quit commendable. FYI I get out allot and use this weather app from www.islikely.com. It has several good features like you can upload your own pictures and set weather parameters and get alerted when they are forecast.
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