Went out last night looking for a Sunset
Saw some different clouds
A first sighting of Snow Geese. Soon up to 100,000 will be here. They winter here from October until March/April. They come from Siberia to munch the grass here
The darker ones you see are Canada geese
Saw some wildflowers Asters and Asters
And finally the sun is setting---very nice
And then the Moon
Linking to SKY WATCH~~~~~HERE
Saw some different clouds
A first sighting of Snow Geese. Soon up to 100,000 will be here. They winter here from October until March/April. They come from Siberia to munch the grass here
The darker ones you see are Canada geese
Saw some wildflowers Asters and Asters
And finally the sun is setting---very nice
And then the Moon
Linking to SKY WATCH~~~~~HERE

12 comments:
Lovely shots - it looks so peaceful.
I only seem to see snow geese in the spring...what a sight.
i just love fall's asters.
Beautiful images.
That sunset is my favourite.
Snow geese already? Love those things. I'll bet they fertilize the land, too! A really nice sequence of land and sky shots.
Thanks for the info on moss. Make me wonder if you're related to Kate Moss. Heh, heh!
Hello, pretty sky captures. I love the geese photo too.
Happy Friday, enjoy your weekend!
Love to see those Snoe Geese!
What a treat... the sun, the moon, the flowers! Great photos.
We see birds heading south every once in a while. The only geese left around here are the Canada Geese hanging out around the hospital eating bugs from the grass. - Margy
So when and where do we go to see the Snow Geese?
Pretty sunset. Once in awhile we have snow geese fly over but most of the time it's the Canadian ones.
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