Canada Geese in flight

Lodmoor RSPB nature reserve, Dorset UK
September 2009

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Pets & Animals

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• canada geeses
• geese
• goose
• flying
• flight
• RSPB
• Lodmoor
• Weymouth
• Dorset
• UK
• bird migration
• bird
• birds
• wild life
• nature

[josechepe80]

Here is the answer youtube.com/watch?v=Q40h8dPmgw­Q have a nice Day and Merry Xmass

[NatureTraveler2008]

@josechepe80 Thanks a lot for the link Jose

Merry Xmas and a Very Happy New Year to you

[bootes33]

great stuff - lucky you - I do see formation flying geese but not so many and I can never get my camera into gear in time!

[NatureTraveler2008]

Thanks a lot for your comment Bootes

Yes I am very lucky to live in an area where there is so many birds.

You have to have your camera ready to film before they fly. It is easy for the Canada Geese as we can know in advance when they are going to fly, they always are more noisy just before flying.

[1pen2books]

Most people like videos where violence and hard effects are the rule of thumb. Most people have no time to delight themselves observing peaceful, marvellous images like these shown in this video.

It is a pity that most people miss the main point of life: enjoying Nature.

[NatureTraveler2008]

Thanks for your comment and sorry for the bad quality of my videos...I have only a like camera and use it mainly to take pictures.

Is it not all the beauties of nature so wonderful that it makes us feel a part of it....it does to me.

[SandyKellymtv2]

cool..

[Mascherina1964]

Hello from Montréal!

These birds are the harbinger of a Canadian spring: much before the snow melts, we see them in the sky honking away noisily. The v-formation is a welcome sign after months of minus 20.

Cheers