Continuing the archive — slow essays and observations from marshes, mangroves, and pondsides around the world.
№ 109 There are many different types of geese in the state of Washington, and they can be found in many different places. Some people may see them at a park or a golf course, while others may see them on...
If you're a bird enthusiast, you'll love West Virginia. Geese are abundant here and Waterfowl hunting is also popular in West Virginia, so if you're looking for a thrill, this is the place to be....
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№ 107 Wisconsin is a beautiful little state, and this makes it an ideal destination for nature lovers, vacationers, and lovers of all things cheese. Despite its charming locale, the state doesn't have the...
If you're a birder, you know that geese are among the most interesting and enjoyable birds to watch. In Wyoming, we're lucky enough to have a large population of geese, which can be seen in many...
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№ 105 Welcome to the captivating world of geese in Colorado! With its diverse landscapes and abundant wetlands, Colorado serves as a haven for various species of geese. From the majestic Rocky Mountains to...
Feeding bread to ducks is a common pastime, but is it actually good for them? In this article, we'll take a closer look at whether ducks can safely eat bread and what you need to know before offering...
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№ 103 Canada Geese are complex creatures. It is hard to know exactly what they feel at any given time. However, it seems clear that they do form strong bonds with their mates and that the death of a mate...
Unfortunately, ducks can be preyed upon by birds of prey like hawks. Hawks often attack ducks because they see them as an easy meal. Ducks that are not protected from hawks can quickly become...
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№ 101 Have you ever wondered if ducks can eat almonds? While these nuts can provide some nutrients, it's important to offer them in moderation and with caution. In this article, we'll explore the dos and...
Geese and other birds do not blink their eyes in the same manner that humans do. When humans blink, we close our upper eyelid and lower eyelid. Instead, birds have a third eyelid known as a...
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№ 99 Geese live near bodies of water such as ponds and lakes. So it is understandable that many people wonder if they lay eggs in the water. Geese do not lay their eggs in water. They will build a nest on...
Geese and swans are two different types of waterfowl that are often mistaken for each other. Swans are larger than geese, with longer necks too. Another way to tell them apart is by their bill shape...
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