This photo was taken in Burnet, Texas. You can imagine how excited I was to see Canadian Geese visiting for the winter.
Canadian Geese-Winter Texans
Posted: April 30, 2013 in Birds, PhotographyTags: Bird, Canada, Canada Goose, Digital photography, Goose, Photography, Texas, United States
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Albert Moyer, Jr. 
There are many around Atlanta as well. I think we might have to rename them.
That doesn’t fit the rules of global warming. LOL
I have to say something about “Canadian Geese.” In January 2012 I went out with some professional birders and ornithologists. We saw a flock of Canada Geese at a lake here and I commented on all the “Canadian Geese.” As one ornithologist told me, “Birds don’t have nationalities, so the plural of Canada Goose is Canada Geese, not Canadian Geese.” I’m not quite a professional birder yet but It is a lot of fun to go out with these professionals who know what and where to look for cool birds.
That makes sense.
In the Irving ( Dallas ) community park a hundred of gray gooses are présent all spring time until middle of July
Wow! Impressive.