Today, for Wordless Wednesday, an American flag with a formation of Canada geese flying by.
I wonder if they were migrating, or just searching out a local place to eat. What is interesting is that we've been hearing a lot of red winged blackbirds recently. They aren't year round residents where I live but we have never heard them this late in the year.
I even saw a couple of American robins the other day. I tried taking pictures of one but it was too far away (see lower left of middle-I apologize for blurriness). It's been so mild these past couple of weeks and I don't know if bird rhythms have been disrupted. I've seen American robins in winter at a local walking trail and know they don't necessarily migrate if there is enough food in the area, but it still made me think.
Joining Sandee at Comedy Plus for her #WordlessWednesday.


Wow! Fantastic photo of the geese and the American flag ~
ReplyDeleteHugs ^_^
We still have hummingbirds and we have so many that hubby has a hard time keeping them fed. Amazing the ones that remain.
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. ♥
It is interesting the first image. They are well organized in their flight.
ReplyDeleteI like your post with birds and your passion to understand them.
Happy WW, Alana!❤️😘
Perhaps they have a sense of how this winter is going to be. They keep talking about a bad El Nino year. What does that mean for your area? (For us is means lots and lots of rain.)
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice photo of the geese and flag.
ReplyDeleteI love birds
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo, Alana! I love birds, and I just love seeing the geese in their V formation! Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI heard a couple of geese overhead last month but never saw them.
ReplyDeleteOur robins seem to have moved on!
ReplyDeleteThe mild weather might be confusing the birds. It's been unseasonably warm for way too long. On the up side, you got a fantastic photo of the birds in V formation above the American flag. Awesomely done, Alana! xo
ReplyDeleteI love how geese make the V and are usually honking the entire time they fly!
ReplyDeleteYour first photograph is lovely - it speaks of hope.
ReplyDelete