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They are a beautiful Warbler !
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Yesterday I spent a short time at Randall Park, Yakima County Washington. When I arrived there were few geese and a number of ducks, most mallards and domestic hybrids on the lawn. The pond is half or more frozen. While there a flock of about 100 Canada Geese arrived. Not all of them landed because I think they though it was crowded in the open water. I took a few flight shot. IMG_0926
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Adult female. The lack of black in the cap and face point away from an adult male, and the visible necklace makes a first fall female unlikely. The gray feathers appear gray (rather than brownish) in the area of the alula, and the greater coverts, as well as the edges of the primaries, further pointing to an adult bird.
Cochran Shoals. Atlanta area. 9/15/2017.
South of Banff is a wonderful loop road that goes outside of the famous national parks and heads through Kananaskis Country. The scenery is spectacular, the roads are gravel and there were hardly any people when we were there on this lovely Autumn day.
A Canada Goose just coming out of the water to confront another pair of CAGOs that were upriver. The other pair of CAGOs took heed to his warning and flew away. Photo taken at Washougal River Greenway.
Las raíces históricas de las cataratas del Niágara se encuentran en la glaciación que culminó hace unos 10 000 años. Tanto la región de los Grandes Lagos de Norteamérica como el río Niágara son efectos de esta glaciación continental. Fue un enorme glaciar que avanzó sobre el área oriental de Canadá como una gran excavadora moliendo rocas y suelo, removiéndolos y profundizando algunos canales de ríos hasta convertirlos en lagos.
Canadian geese in a field in Talsarnau.
Although Canadian geese are one of the commonest and perhaps the most easily recognisable species, they are not native to Wales. They were introduced to the UK from north America, and they are now annual residents. A good number can be seen at RSPB Conwy, and they also visit RSPB Newport Wetlands.
Document capture, great to see one !
Garret Mt. NJ
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July 1, 2023 is Canada's 156th birthday!
Canada Day celebrates the anniversary of Canadian Confederation which occurred on July 1, 1867, with the passing of the British North America Act, 1867, when the three separate colonies of the United Canadas, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick were united into a single dominion within the British Empire called Canada.
Originally called Dominion Day, the holiday was renamed in 1982, the same year that the Canadian constitution was patriated by the Canada Act, 1982, which severed the vestiges of legal dependence on the Parliament of the United Kingdom.
Cheers!
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Le 1er juillet 2023 est le 156e anniversaire du Canada!
La fête du Canada célèbre l'anniversaire de la Confédération canadienne qui a eu lieu le 1er juillet 1867, avec l'adoption de l'Acte de l'Amérique du Nord britannique, 1867, lorsque les trois colonies distinctes du Canada-Uni, de la Nouvelle-Écosse et du Nouveau-Brunswick ont été unies en un seul dominion au sein de l'Empire britannique appelé Canada.
Appelée à l'origine Fête du Dominion, la fête a été renommée en 1982, la même année que la constitution canadienne a été rapatriée par la Loi sur le Canada de 1982, qui a rompu les vestiges de la dépendance juridique du Parlement du Royaume-Uni.
Acclamations!
In Arctic regions flora come to life during the short summer season. Newcomers tend to be surprised by the vibrancy and range of colors to be observed.
Canadian goose stretching out at sunrise at Muscatatuck NWR, Indiana.
Reminds me of an antique car hood ornament!
And this is the same elk of the previous photo, after I zoomed in.
Some explanation: this animal is called 'an elk' or 'a wapiti' in Canada, and it is a kind of deer (Cervus canadensis). The animal that is called 'an elk' in British English is taller and has a different type of antlers. That animal is called 'a moose' in Canadian English.
The elk in my photo is a bull as can easily be seen from its massive antlers!
Northern Iowa - Sage Ave.
For the second day now we have heavy Canadian wildfire smoke invading our landscape. Hazy sunlight, a very slight aroma of smoke and filtered sunlight.
Really not sure how long this is going to last . . . hopefully not long, not a healthy atmosphere!
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Just love watching up close the Canada Geese found in pairs all over the zoo areas. Can't wait for when they find their nests and start laying eggs and raising their gosling families!