2LaneCruzer
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Sometimes birds that are shot and wounded, don't die right away.
Dead goose mystery
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RobertBrown
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Coyote got the one legged goose, killed 2 and carried one off. He will be back in a week or 2. Look around the water line for tracks.
You can get a camera but it won't save your geese. You might get some pictures but you'll probably never see the yote.
You can get a camera but it won't save your geese. You might get some pictures but you'll probably never see the yote.
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Just an update ....
I never learned why I found a dead goose in the pond. No marks on it, and I haven't observed any predators even with game cameras. Or why a different goose wound up with a missing leg.
All geese are now gone-- I presume they flew to Canada for the summer. Except one lone goose, which stayed behind. It's wandering around and honking as if to say: "where is everyone?"
Finally, a few days ago I noticed a turtle in the pond. First ever. No idea where it came from. Shell from head to tail is about 7" long. (We don't have snapping turtles here.)
I never learned why I found a dead goose in the pond. No marks on it, and I haven't observed any predators even with game cameras. Or why a different goose wound up with a missing leg.
All geese are now gone-- I presume they flew to Canada for the summer. Except one lone goose, which stayed behind. It's wandering around and honking as if to say: "where is everyone?"
Finally, a few days ago I noticed a turtle in the pond. First ever. No idea where it came from. Shell from head to tail is about 7" long. (We don't have snapping turtles here.)
Diggin It
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Could be the mate to the dead one.
No place to go. No desire to go without.
No place to go. No desire to go without.
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