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Geese – 9th October

October 9, 2009Recent wildlife sightings9th October, birds, Canada Geese, Greylag Geese, Slurry LagoonJacqueline

For the last few evenings large numbers of Greylag and Canada Geese have been flying on to the Slurry Lagoon to roost probably attracted to the area by the spilt corn from the harvested fields. Mid morning today over 800 Greylag and 130 Canadas were still present with some extremely light hybrids among the Greylag flock. JMD.

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