When I think of communities in nature I think of birds. Like the Canada geese flying over Deep Creek Lake in Western, Md., many birds stick together . What is the old saying, “birds of a feather flock together?”
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Of course you also have woodpeckers which seem to be more solitary when it plain site. The woodpecker below was photographed munching on a homemade feeder outside The Discovery Center at Deep Creek Lake Park.
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There are still some confused geese hanging around the Chicago area. They’re having fun in the snow and ice now, I guess. Love the woodpecker shot! I always enjoyed feeding them back when we had bird feeders.
janet
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They are beautiful birds but tend to be on the messy side sometimes, thanks so much for the comment, Rob
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There are lots of geese around the little lake near our house and they poop everywhere!! Makes going for a walk rather messy.
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I love the second shot. The first shot makes me grimace only because geese have ruined the area where we live. They are loud and obnoxious and nest on our roof! Grrrr lol.
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Great choice! Birds support one another when they fly together as a group.
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