They sure filled up that little island. Super shot and I loved the info.

said patsylaird 2007.12.10 at 06:40:27 PST

Hi Sharon! It is a treat to see these Snow Geese, they are a rare sight around where I live. Lovely shot! Greetings and hugs from, OKLAHOMA. Susie

said segseven 2007.11.02 at 14:26:53 PDT

Lovely shot of these migrating birds. Sharon thanks for sharing.

said anttisarki 2007.10.28 at 10:23:41 PDT

Snow geese - just as pretty!

said sueberger 2007.10.26 at 18:01:52 PDT

Lovely shot

said thewise000 2007.10.25 at 09:06:00 PDT

I took some swan photos yesterday. Some had brown on them They are in my "Night at the river" album. I can not belive how many could fit on that small island.

said lynncmor 2007.10.22 at 18:32:14 PDT

WOOOW are these geese ever dominating that small island, I love to see them in migration season, as they are magnificent to watch.

said umpa1 2007.10.22 at 07:49:26 PDT

I was watching a documentary not long ago that showed how most birds migrate between 1000 and 3000miles twice a year. This must be a wonderful sight to see... wish I was there!!!

said poppy1812 2007.10.22 at 05:49:02 PDT

We don't get Snow Geese. I wish they would migrate through here. Probably too far north. Wonderful photo. Ray

said rrayr55 2007.10.22 at 03:21:54 PDT

I wonder if the Snow Geese will migrate down to Missouri? I don't remember seeing them here, but I haven't seen much of anything the last few days! :-( Very pretty shot, Sharon! Hugs, the other Sharon

said photoop23 2007.10.21 at 15:55:05 PDT

A great migration shot!!!!

said hamiltrudy1 2007.10.21 at 10:37:36 PDT

A new insight into why they're called snow geese.

said kelvinnz 2007.10.20 at 20:04:56 PDT

THis is a great shot indeed - Just great. We are here in Israel on the main birds route from Europe to Africa. Milions and milions of birds from all kinds and sizes pass our sky. They stop on the northen lakes for few nighrs rest, and somtimes few of them stay for the winter as the farmers feed them with coen to avoid eating fish( St'petters,carps,and nany other typs) they grow in ponds.

said ranyaari100 2007.10.20 at 11:23:17 PDT

Yep, migration time. I have some friends who are avid birders and October is their ultimate month

said idelsoni 2007.10.20 at 06:05:20 PDT

It is wonderful to me Sharon:) Lucky you to see all these...

said rosemarra 2007.10.19 at 20:27:32 PDT

Snow Geese? My education has been lacking, obviously, because no one ever told me about these before. I wish you had swum across and got some close up shots though - you really MUST think of your friends wishes y'know!

said georgieboy98 2007.10.19 at 18:44:52 PDT

Snow Geese, I am sure! Incredible the long travel of migration! Thanks for this shot, Sharon and for the others!

said huguette296100 2007.10.19 at 11:57:11 PDT