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Not far into the
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Where the geese,
Quite majestic,
Will parade and then
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Like. Are they barnacle geese? Or something more exotic?
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Not sure … We have some Canadian Geese and some other kinds in the park. Some winter here, some migrate through. I don’t think these are super exotic, but I admit not being fluent in Geese-species. I’m curious now, so I think I’ll ask the park staff. 🙂
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They look remarkably similar to the ones I’d thought were either Canada geese else Brent geese and when I checked them out, their visas said Barnacles. I guess when you get sufficiently high in the latitudes geese are a case of what goes around comes around. 🙂
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🙂 Indeed!
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