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For my last post of 2017 it is more of the same!! Pink footed geese have definitely been on my menu this Christmas.Each time I have been out this holiday period I have come across some large flocks of pink footed geese. They were all in the Pilling area and I suspect that it is probably the same large flock feeding in a different area when I have visited. My latest visit was on Boxing Day and when most folks were tucking into yet more turkey I was enjoying the sight of thousands of geese tucking into Pilling potatoes.<\/p>\n
Pilling is famous for it’s potatoes but this year as a consequence of the very wet weather a lot of potatoes have remained in the ground unharvested. This has meant a bonanza for the geese with many potatoes left in the fields and providing easy pickings for the pinkfeet. On Boxing Day I found the geese at Eagland Hill, a favourite area for geese and whooper swans throughout the winter months. The light was good for a change,brighter and sunnier conditions, much better than the dark and dismal weather of late.<\/p>\n
I enjoyed myself with the camera from the comfort of the car and some of my better efforts are shown below. Hope you enjoy the images of the pink footed geese at Eagland Hill and this will more than likely be my last posting for 2017. Thanks to everybody who has followed my travels through the year and let’s hope we all enjoy a happy and healthy New Year.<\/p>\n
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