You never know what you'll find swimming about, such as this pair of
Canada geese on March 27 2008.
Gretchen didn't have a telephoto lens, and the geese weren't going to let us paddle any closer,
so she took this picture through one side of her binoculars.
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April 02, 2008
Canada Geese
You never know what you'll find swimming about, such as this pair of
Canada geese on March 27 2008.
Gretchen didn't have a telephoto lens, and the geese weren't going to let us paddle any closer,
so she took this picture through one side of her binoculars.
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Interesting view. I haven't ever done that before.
Posted by: Dewdrop | April 07, 2008 at 02:06 PM