Showing posts with label geese. Show all posts
Showing posts with label geese. Show all posts

March 14, 2016

Many-Species Reunion


Verona, Wisconsin, May 3, 2015. Here's another image from one of last year's goose chases.

The ducks didn't mind the commotion.

June 29, 2015

Duck!


Verona, Wisconsin, May 2, 2015. Let's film them while they're getting along.

May 4, 2015

Goose Chase


Verona, Wisconsin, May 3, 2015. We've been watching the crane couple for more than a month, and I wonder if hatching time approaches. The gestation time for Sandhill Crane eggs is 29 to 32 days; we saw the first mating dance on March 25. Papa Crane has grown more territorial with the problem goose. That makes me think the arrival time for the chicks is near.

April 27, 2015

We talk about the goose ...

... in Lithuanian:


Verona, Wisconsin, April 25, 2015. I say, "That goose is a problem." I hear my American accent when I listen to myself speak in Lithuanian.

April 20, 2015

October 23, 2014

Rainy Reunion


Monticello, Wisconsin, October 19, 2014. Most wet areas attract the geese.

April 15, 2014

April 7, 2014

"When I was a boy, all the best meat went to Moscow. … We used to say that Lithuania had exploding pigs. After the explosion, only the ears, tail and feet were left."

A guide explains Soviet-era life to a tourist bicycling through the "Baltic backwater."
 
Mom remembers how the Soviets exported Lithuanian products—butter, pork, and geese—to Russia. In turn, trucks labeled "Food for Starving Lithuania" arrived from the Soviet Union. The trucks were filled with watermelons.

December 19, 2013