The only honk that’s joyful.


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Oh Canada! The Canadians have landed. 😎🇨🇦
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It’s that time of year! I will try to get over to Castle Espie this year to see the geese coming in before the winter sets in. They are a signal that the season is changing. I must get a proper camera. My phone is okay but…………..!
https://www.wwt.org.uk/wetland-centres/castle-espie#
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Oh wow, Ashley! Thank you so much for the link. What a wonderful place. You definitely need to go and please take plenty of pictures to share!
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Geese in flight, caught correctly by the photographer such as in these cases, are quite poetic, Sandra!
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Thank you so much Bro! That is very nice of you. I hope it’s a great weekend for the Bialdez family on the east coast.
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near my house there is a river, and my daily alarm is the geese honking at 6 am! They are so cute, I cant even be mad!ahaha
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I know what you mean! Must be nice wildlife out your way with a river nearby. Sounds great!
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Ha ha ha – That is true; it is the only joyful honk. When I stayed at my parents’ home recently, I could hear geese honking at night as I lay in bed. What a great sound to fall asleep to. I love the pattern of geese in the first image. Happy Friday, my friend.
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About ten years ago we lived near the city zoo and we could hear the sounds of the animals sometimes at night if it was really quiet on the freeway (that was also nearby). Now we hear the train rolling through town in the distance. It’s not bad because it’s far way. It’s kind of nice hearing that faint sound of the train. Hard to explain the feeling.
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You don’t have to explain. I love the sound of the train in the distance. We don’t have that here but when I was growing up we lived in a house near some train tracks for a time. Hearing the sounds of the animals must have been so cool.
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