November is the month when the snow geese return to The Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge near Cambridge, Md. See more photos and text below.
I shot these photos during a February trip to this wonderful refuge in Eastern Maryland. According to Wikipedia, the refuge located on the Eastern Shore of Maryland was established in 1933 as a waterfowl sanctuary for birds migrating along the critical migration highway called the Atlantic Flyway.
Blackwater provides numerous opportunities to photograph wildlife though none so dramatic as the annual snow geese migration which concludes in March.
Thanks so much for dropping by my blog today. Rob
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Wonderful! I always want dot catch a photo like this! – Not yet!
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Great shots! We have an area here in Vermont by Lake Champlain that attracts significant numbers of snow and Canada geese as well. Your shots capture the melee well—I can almost hear ’em honkin’!
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Thanks John, it really was exciting to see, Rob
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wow!!
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I am squealing…. GREAT photos Rob! I love love love capturing birds and I would have been crazy-happy if I had seen something like this in person!
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Thanks Lisa. It was quite a site.
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