So majestic. They make flight look easy. I don’t know anything about their migratory path. I live in Canada and I always get sad when I see our beautiful Canada Geese leaving in the fall. But hearing their loud honking when they return in the spring I want to jump and scream welcome home. My dad, who has passed, and I used to have a ritual of scanning the skies in the spring for the Canada Geese returning, we would call each other when we saw our first one. I miss him and I miss our birds. Can you send them North?
A whole lot of your geese come down here to hang out for the winter. And while it still gets pretty cold, the enchantment factor seems to get to many of them, like everyone else, because they stay the whole winter here instead of moving more southward. Thanks!
Like this very much, especially the effect of the front lighting and the very neat positioning of the two birds in relation to each other- excellent shot!
They are probably lonely, I think most of gods creature need one another. We have Sand Hill cranes here, they stay in groups and do not migrate from here. They are very domesticated because we feed them, they will even come right up to the window and look in. Thank you Timothy!
Off Center & Not Even 
Gorgeous!
It won’t be long before they start to leave 😦
Thanks, Susan. Only a couple more weeks and they’ll be heading out.
Many thanks for this most beautiful morning wake-up call … 🙂
Thanks!
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beautiful, great shot
Thanks!
Beautiful capture!!! 🙂
Thanks, Natalie!
What an awesome picture. Such a blue sky. Where did you take this at?
They are flying along the Rio Grande behind our house, north of Albuquerque, NM.
Very nice!
Thanks, Imelda!
Beautiful crances, Timothy! How long do they stay in your area before they migrate on?
They are all usually gone by February. Thanks, Lavinia!
So majestic. They make flight look easy. I don’t know anything about their migratory path. I live in Canada and I always get sad when I see our beautiful Canada Geese leaving in the fall. But hearing their loud honking when they return in the spring I want to jump and scream welcome home. My dad, who has passed, and I used to have a ritual of scanning the skies in the spring for the Canada Geese returning, we would call each other when we saw our first one. I miss him and I miss our birds. Can you send them North?
A whole lot of your geese come down here to hang out for the winter. And while it still gets pretty cold, the enchantment factor seems to get to many of them, like everyone else, because they stay the whole winter here instead of moving more southward. Thanks!
amazing shot
Thanks!
exquisite!
Thanks, Cindy!
Fabulous
Thanks, Janet!
Oh boy .. does it ever get better than this ..?? I don’t think so 😀
Thanks, Julie. The cranes, geese and herons add a lot of fun in the winter-time.
Oh, such a nice one!!
Thanks, Lari!
Stunning. It makes me wish I were a crane. 🙂
Then you could fly, fly away! 😉 Thanks, Teagan!
¡Muy buena toma!
Thanks, Jack!
Like this very much, especially the effect of the front lighting and the very neat positioning of the two birds in relation to each other- excellent shot!
Thanks! They often fly in nice formations.
gorgeous creatures… they stay together, on tow. Wonderful photograph, the world is beautiful!
Thanks! They usually fly in pairs or more. Sometimes I will see lone cranes in flight, and they never look happy, calling and calling for the others.
They are probably lonely, I think most of gods creature need one another. We have Sand Hill cranes here, they stay in groups and do not migrate from here. They are very domesticated because we feed them, they will even come right up to the window and look in. Thank you Timothy!
Wow!
Thanks!
What a great shot, love the different wing movements!
Thanks, Patti!
That’s a great photo!
Thanks, Janna!