Normally we have a lot of Canada Geese in Fort Collins in December, but I haven’t heard any for three days. I wonder why not?
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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From your previous post I would say that they have flown the coup. ‘de grace’
The buggers are over here in the UK and sh….ng all over my golf course!
I’ll send them back shall I?
There are much tastier ways with which to handle a goose problem…
http://m.allrecipes.com/recipes/666/goose-recipes
Thanks to “global warming” they left northern Alberta 2 months ago [approx]
Just instinctive foresight.
Unlike polar bears they don’t need ice on the water to survive. 🙂
They’ve gone to Canada ???