The Geese plague

[tis]

Originally Posted by ApS

Tis, the first Canada Geese I've seen this summer cruised by last Friday.

I counted (then re-counted) fifteen fully-grown goslings following their two parents.

In other jurisdictions, unwanted populations of waterfowl are reduced by "addling" their eggs. The nests are abandoned weeks later, rather than starting a new clutch too late in the nesting season.

Yup, I have seen them. I wonder if that is two families.

[barefootbay]

They used to be migratory but because of year round open water and people feeding them they are year round residents now.

[Biggd]

Originally Posted by barefootbay

They used to be migratory but because of year round open water and people feeding them they are year round residents now.

Must be Massholes.

[tis]

Originally Posted by Biggd

Must be Massholes.

Now, that's funny.

[tis]

Originally Posted by barefootbay

They used to be migratory but because of year round open water and people feeding them they are year round residents now.

Exactly, people fed them.