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Non Tool Forum => The Break Room => Topic started by: Grant Lamontagne on May 19, 2007, 02:43:08 AM
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I snapped a few pics of some of the geese that are residents of the pond across the road from my house. I thought maybe I'd be nice and share them with you guys!
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Here's two of the big white geese. These guys are almost as big as swans and there is about a dozen of them living in the pond. They are also quite ill tempered, but then most geese are.
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There are three Canada Geese living in the pond. They do migrate, but barely. I imagine they only spend a few days down south before they are back.
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I think these are beautiful and graceful birds, even if they really are just poop machines.
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They may not look like much, but if you've ever seen one of these things in flight or swimming/diving, you know what I mean.
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This is the reason why all the geese are walking away when I take their picture! My "House Wolf" was a stray as a pup before I got him and he's quite good at hunting. I have no doubt that even now, at nine years old, he'd have no trouble whatsoever bringing a few geese down.
Even the bad tempered white ones.... my dog would win but I don't want to pay the vet bills he'd incur doing it!
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No home should be without a "House Wolf!"
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Nice pics, thanks for sharing!
Yah, geese are certainly more graceful in the water or flying in a big "V" than they are waddling around on shore.
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By the way, did I ever tell you guys about my incredible ability to read a dog's mind?
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I don't think he's that discerning. He'd be just as happy with stir fried cat, fresh duck, squirrel kabob....
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your dog looks kick ass man.
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I just said that in the other thread before I read this one...
Where'd you find him a puppy like that as a stray? They'd probably be worth a grand or two over here if you'd even be allowed keep a wolf these days.
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Yeah, he's beautiful and he knows it. He could have some wolf in him, but I doubt it. He was just a stray mutt that the Humane Society picked up and I got a few days later.
Huskies are pretty common in animal shelters because they are a handful. And, they are about as much wolf as any man could handle.
A husky breeder actually offered me $2,000 for him when he was younger, but I couldn't sell a dog any more than any of you could sell your kids, although like you guys, some days it's tempting! :D Unfortunately for both of us, he was neutered before I got him, so I couldn't even make any money pimpi... uh studding him out.
Too bad too- he's pretty exceptional.
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