bats

When I first heard geese I was baffled, it sounded like people talking but there were no people.

AlliF

Never thought I'd love to see such an ugly daft looking thing. (the goose I mean)

scrubbedexpat091

Wasnt a Canadian goose, but I had one as a pet as a child/teen/young adult.

Was my birthday present at 5 years old, and he lives until I was 22.

If it were not for some idiots dogs, who knows how long he might have lived.

He was too fat to fly though.

Siouxie

I heard the word "Guinness" and ran straight over..

Yes please!

Souvy

My saint?

There's no Irish in me whatsoever. English, Scottish and probably a bit of French (Norman).

Teaandtoday5

The disorganised mobs of low-flying Canadian geese just make me miss the long, long, high 'V's of pink-footed geese flying over my old house.😒

bats

Your geese are disorganized?? Ours fly in strict squadrons.

scrubbedexpat091

They can be pretty disorganized around here and random mess but sometimes well formed and organized too.

BristolUK

They're disorganised because they cannot goose-step in unison while flying.

moneypenny20

What does that mean?

Teaandtoday5

On the plus side I never saw any of the pink-footed ones crossing the road with their family on the school run ( my school run rather than theirs, at least I am assuming so)

Teaandtoday5

Youngest sprog came home covered in grey hair as the horse she groomed today was definitely shedding (am guessing he meant shod though)

moneypenny20

Ahhhh ok

Pulaski

Blöody Canada geese! They're everywhere and are noizy, obnoxious, and crap on everything, so just about the complete opposite of actual Canadians, eh?

Siouxie

In the spring horses shed their thick winter coats - just like a lot of dogs do.