I was just outside and saw a huge V of high- flying geese headed
north.

NORTH???


It's 10 degrees outside! I thought they were supposed to be flyng
south.

idiots!

On Fri, 8 Jan 2010 09:36:15 -0800 (PST), Tim
wrote:

I was just outside and saw a huge V of high- flying geese headed
north.

NORTH???


It's 10 degrees outside! I thought they were supposed to be flyng
south.

idiots!

It's warmer up there than it is here!

"Tim" wrote in message
...
I was just outside and saw a huge V of high- flying geese headed
north.

NORTH???


It's 10 degrees outside! I thought they were supposed to be flyng
south.

idiots!


About 30F here today.

Well, now that makes sense.

On Jan 8, 12:36*pm, Tim wrote:
I was just outside and saw a huge V of *high- flying geese headed
north.

NORTH???

It's 10 degrees outside! I thought they were supposed to be flyng
south.

idiots!

Where are you? Probably non-migratory canadian. They just wander
around where they live. Created by the misguided effort to regenerate
migratory populations of canadian geese by hatching them in the US.
Since they were not raised by their parents, they never learned to
migrate.

On Fri, 8 Jan 2010 11:46:41 -0800 (PST), jamesgangnc
wrote:

On Jan 8, 12:36*pm, Tim wrote:
I was just outside and saw a huge V of *high- flying geese headed
north.

NORTH???

It's 10 degrees outside! I thought they were supposed to be flyng
south.

idiots!

Where are you? Probably non-migratory canadian. They just wander
around where they live. Created by the misguided effort to regenerate
migratory populations of canadian geese by hatching them in the US.
Since they were not raised by their parents, they never learned to
migrate.

Those are Canada geese. All the geese in Canada of every species, are
Canadian. If they cross the border, they are American geese.

Casady

On Fri, 8 Jan 2010 09:36:15 -0800 (PST), Tim
wrote:

I was just outside and saw a huge V of high- flying geese headed
north.

NORTH???


It's 10 degrees outside! I thought they were supposed to be flyng
south.

idiots!

Geese will hang around all winter if they have open water and can find
something to eat. Maybe those geese were heading for a picked
cornfield. They cruise at fifty or so, they can make it from Canada to
Mexico in one day. They can split for the coast anytime. They fly as
high as 27 000 feet, you know they can take the cold. That is in what
the climbers call the Death Zone, where you die without bottled
oxygen, but they have lungs of titanium or something.

Casady

On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 09:05:59 -0600, Richard Casady wrote:


Geese will hang around all winter if they have open water and can find
something to eat. Maybe those geese were heading for a picked cornfield.
They cruise at fifty or so, they can make it from Canada to Mexico in
one day. They can split for the coast anytime. They fly as high as 27
000 feet, you know they can take the cold. That is in what the climbers
call the Death Zone, where you die without bottled oxygen, but they have
lungs of titanium or something.

Yup, it's the food sources that drive the birds south, not the cold.
Hell, down is very good insulation.

On Fri, 8 Jan 2010 09:36:15 -0800 (PST), Tim
wrote:

I was just outside and saw a huge V of high- flying geese headed
north.

NORTH???


It's 10 degrees outside! I thought they were supposed to be flyng
south.

idiots!

yeah, i live on a lake here in PA. it's 12 degrees outside and the
geese are all over the place.