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26-MAY-2018

Injured

This goose appeared to have suffered some kind of injury and didn’t really mingle with the rest of them.

An excellent article on the sanctuary, titled “If You Were A Farm Animal, Poplar Spring Animal Sanctuary Would Be Paradise” is here http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/28/poplar-spring-animal-sanctuary_n_4164441.html complete with videos and lots of charming pictures.

Resident geese, posted earlier:

Sony RX10 IV
1/200s f/5.6 at 90.4mm iso100 hide exif
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Date/Time26-May-2018 13:59:02
MakeSony
ModelDSC-RX10M4
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length90.4 mm
Exposure Time1/200 sec
Aperturef/5.6
ISO Equivalent100
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LynnH10-Jun-2018 01:45
I've seen them do this just before they charge at me. But wing feathers do look odd. Great catch. Nice sharpness and clarity V
larose forest photos09-Jun-2018 21:59
Poor thing, but it is in the right place for help. V
Ika Zinka Eferl09-Jun-2018 19:50
Brilliant capture, great detail sharp, clear...V
exzim09-Jun-2018 18:42
Poor thing, but a great shot
bill friedlander09-Jun-2018 18:01
It does look rather upset. V
Chris Morton09-Jun-2018 16:27
does seem discombobulated
Isabel Cutler09-Jun-2018 16:21
Wow! That's quite dramatic! I like the way it stands out from the background even though the aperture isn't wide open. V.
Suzanne Lanthier09-Jun-2018 15:36
At first glance I thought that you did well being able to photograph this Canada Goose...Poor thing, I guess she will not be able to migrate with her group.
Jim Coffman09-Jun-2018 15:17
Oh my, poor thing!!!
Julie Oldfield09-Jun-2018 14:40
Poor thing. It seems in distress. V
Tom Munson09-Jun-2018 14:30
Not sure what's going on with the wing feathers. Nice work!
Jeff Real09-Jun-2018 14:23
Your timing is so great here
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