Denny and I returned to the field with the Pink-footed Goose and I was able to get better photos. The lower one shows his namesakes and the upper shows, through the riffled feathers, the extent of the wind. Please do not underestimate the strength of this storm; it was a monster. We were indeed pleased to get these two rare geese, although it is probable that the storm helped keep them in position. After the photo session , we drove onto Prince Edward Island, a Canadian province I had never visited. We tried a couple of areas which had been suggested but we had no luck with either the crossbill or the partridge. We spent the night in Souris.
Denny and I returned to the field with the Pink-footed Goose and I was able to get better photos. The lower one shows his namesakes and the upper shows, through the riffled feathers, the extent of the wind. Please do not underestimate the strength of this storm; it was a monster. We were indeed pleased to get these two rare geese, although it is probable that the storm helped keep them in position. After the photo session , we drove onto Prince Edward Island, a Canadian province I had never visited. We tried a couple of areas which had been suggested but we had no luck with either the crossbill or the partridge. We spent the night in Souris.
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