Swans or Geese? Actually these are Swan Geese – I think… They come from Siberia or China; but live in a bird sanctuary lake here in my town (in south west Sweden).
The lake is a beautiful place and serves as a sort of sanctuary to a lot of human hearts as well. Not far from here, there is a residential area where a lot of immigrants and refugees from other cultures live. On my walk around the lake, I met several women wearing veils, which indicates that they came here from some other part of the world.
The lake is beautiful. What an interesting goose, it's one I haven't heard of before. Thanks for the info.
ReplyDeletea beautiful path to walk along, your watery immigrants are so handsome, and all the way from Siberia? wow
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! I never seen that swangoose before...Have a nice day! :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos. I have not seen like swangoose too I even don't know how to pin point the swan from the goose ^_^.
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good thing these ducks don't need a visa.:p
ReplyDeletethis is a beautiful lake--great photos.
Wow! Swan Geese are really rare, that's what your link said. You did a beautiful job linking the human and bird immigrants!! I have never seen or heard of these birds, my favorite picture is the one of the Swan Goose walking into the water, and the reflection. You got some really good close-up shots so I can get a good look at them!!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful place to take walks. and interesting that they are called swan geese!! lol
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely public area for both swan geese and humans!
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