They are so orderly. This makes me think of the time I was waiting for a friend in St. James Park and this huge bird came walking up to me. He stood as tall as my shoulder and I think it might have been a pelican. Anyway, it was a surprise to have such a big bird come wantering up looking for a hand out.
Look left, look right now cross quickly.
Funny how they're sneaking :-).
ReplyDeleteSo sweet and carefull!;-)
ReplyDeleteso disciplined :)
ReplyDeleteI like this shot!
ReplyDeleteNow thats what I call getting your ducks in a row.
ReplyDeleteThey look calm, they know their rights).
ReplyDeleteNice one :)
ReplyDeleteWhich park is this please?
Greta shot! Isn't it adorable how geese and ducks always travel single-file?
ReplyDeletewhat well behaved, cute little geese!!
ReplyDeleteThey are so orderly. This makes me think of the time I was waiting for a friend in St. James Park and this huge bird came walking up to me. He stood as tall as my shoulder and I think it might have been a pelican. Anyway, it was a surprise to have such a big bird come wantering up looking for a hand out.
ReplyDeleteThey don't look like they would hurry for anyone!
ReplyDeleteHee hee - that's cute!
ReplyDeleteI'm very disappointed. The third bird from the rear is not keeping his spacing. Get back there and try it again!
ReplyDeleteI like Jack's comment. But also, while we are targetting the third from the rear, he is different. And we cannot allow that!!
ReplyDeleteIs he a Canada Goose?
Interesting picture indeed.
ReplyDeletecute!
ReplyDeletegraziose veramente graziose ciao elisabetta
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