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    Smile endangered species

    Sah these today

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    Default Not by me

    Not by me I'm having goose.

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    Quote Originally Posted by smithp View Post
    Not by me I'm having goose.

    Must have been to Lidls? At least, I hope you did, I hope it wasn't one of these.

    Banacle Geese.


    nirofo.

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    Default What a stunner

    That's a staggering picture nirofo but how on earth did you manage such a clear shot? Peter Scott would definetly approved.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LIZZ View Post
    That's a staggering picture nirofo but how on earth did you manage such a clear shot? Peter Scott would definetly approved.

    Hi Lizz

    They were photographed in Estonia where they occur in the thousands during migration. Estonia is almost on the same latitude as Caithness, but the weather is generally much better giving clear skies for much of the time, ideal for birds in flight photo's. It does have its moments though, we had a 2 day period of freezing weather and 5cm of snow in late May the last time we were there.

    nirofo.

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    Are they Brent Geese, Nirofo?
    "Step sideways, pause and study those around you. You will learn a great deal."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ricco View Post
    Are they Brent Geese, Nirofo?
    Hi Ricco;314248

    No, they are Barnacle Geese, they occur in Estonia in their thousands on their way to the breeding grounds at migration time.

    nirofo.

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