Snow Geese Twilight Flight

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Guest - Aug 21, 2007 05:27 PM EDT
that's very nice of you, Anne, many thanks. It's one of my favourites too. The Snow Geese will be returning to our area again soon, along with the Snowy Owls. At least something good to look forward to, in the coming winter :) altho ours are not usually too bad.

Guest - Aug 21, 2007 05:11 PM EDT
I just to tell you how much I enjoyed your photo. It's wonderful! Thank you.

Guest - May 26, 2007 02:55 PM EDT
Hi Karen, thankyou, am happy you like the image. Think I didn't see the movie, - should try to rent it if it's still available. But do recall the book being a bit sad.

Guest - May 26, 2007 05:28 AM EDT
This is so beautiful with its subdued color. I think that book was made into a movie with Richard Harris, and I remember it being rather sad. It was called "Snow Goose."

Guest - Mar 26, 2007 11:43 PM EDT
i love this one!!

Guest - Mar 17, 2007 11:11 PM EDT
thanks so much, Vicki, glad you enjoyed the info. Hugs back to you also, keep in touch, love from Alandra

Guest - Mar 15, 2007 01:54 PM EDT
Wonderful overall composition, Alandra. And thanks for taking the time to enlighten us more on these magnificent birds. They are really something. Hugs, dear friend - Vicki

Guest - Mar 14, 2007 03:34 AM EDT
thankyou for the lovely comments,Anne, - they are so beautiful.

Guest - Mar 13, 2007 09:20 PM EDT
So beautiful. The lovely white geese with their dark tipped wings hurrying home as the dark threatens to overtake them. The rolling hills are beautiful and the darkening sky beyond. Day's End. Just Lovely!!

Guest - Mar 12, 2007 11:02 PM EDT
thanks very much for the encouragement, Don. Happy you like it also. The background is a little different. Not sure how it happened like that :) as didn't alter the setting, far as I know. Today I took more snow geese flight pics and the background came out really sharp lol. However it was a different type of day altogether, so guess that explains it. Plus I was facing north today, whereas in this image, was facing south west.

Guest - Mar 12, 2007 11:28 AM EDT
What a beautiful capture Alandra! I really like the look of it. The background makes it special. Super work! Don

Guest - Mar 11, 2007 10:38 PM EDT
thankyou both, Carol and Marsha Sea for the nice comments, am happy you like this one. Was quite pleased at how it turned out, sorta different to the others, altho taken at the same time

Guest - Mar 11, 2007 06:45 PM EDT
Lovely photo. The colors are beautiful.

Guest - Mar 11, 2007 02:24 PM EDT
Beautiful photo of the Snow Geese! Carol

Guest - Mar 11, 2007 01:36 PM EDT
Hi Tania, thanks very much for the nice comment. Happy you like it :)

Guest - Mar 11, 2007 01:35 PM EDT
my pleasure Lorraine, happy you found it interesting. Learned quite a bit myself too, - think I did know parts of it years ago, but needed to refresh my memory. It was a surprise to read how high they fly tho' as wasn't aware of that. Am going to re read the Snow Goose book, am sure I bought a copy ages ago, so it must be around here "someplace" :)

Guest - Mar 11, 2007 05:01 AM EDT
Thank you Alandra, its really interesting, I'm sure I have heard of "The Snow Goose" with winter heading our way again before long, I need to make it a read for the winter evenings, Its great to know this information I find it very interesting, how they return every year and then head home again, thankyou for the time and the information.

Guest - Mar 11, 2007 04:58 AM EDT
Alandra this is beautiful. I love the colours of the geese also. I realy like the dept of field It adds impact. Love this photo

Guest - Mar 11, 2007 12:34 AM EDT
thankyou Lorraine, happy you like it. You might have heard of the book "The Snow Goose" by Paul Gallico. We had to read that book in English class at high school. I recall enjoying it & should re read it. Believe they get their name as they come here from the Western Canadian Arctic to overwinter each year. They feed here and build up reserves to enable them to migrate back to their nesting grounds in the Arctic and to Russia's Wrangel Island & Northern Alaska. Our area, - the Fraser River Delta, is one of the first large estuaries & is one of the first areas where the snow leaves the farm fields, where the snow geese feed when they first reach here from their journey from the Artic etc. They fly at heights between 750 ft and 3500 feet during their migration, & it takes them 10-11 weeks to reach their nesting sites. When they are overwintering here, they find their mates during their 2nd winter here, but they mate in their 3rd winter. They leave this area in late February or early March to return to their nesting areas, and they find the same place where they were born. Probably more than you wanted to know, but I learned something myself too :)

Guest - Mar 10, 2007 10:12 PM EDT
lovely I really like this image, I have heard of the name before but how do the come by it, I'm not sure that I have seen them before either, they look really nice.