def interesting the habits or inner programming of some animals...like the birds...so attuned with nature...moving south...and how they take turns leading when one tires...
It's really a mystery why and how the geese know that they have to go ... and that V-formation is always greata to see ... as a kind of cursor to the way they go.
I never understood the strength the bird at the front had to have until I started cycling seriously. I doubt if the younger birds could do it as the lead had to fight the head wind and pull those behind they make it look effortless
def interesting the habits or inner programming of some animals...like the birds...so attuned with nature...moving south...and how they take turns leading when one tires...
ReplyDeleteYes, you know they communicate somehow!
DeleteIt's really a mystery why and how the geese know that they have to go ... and that V-formation is always greata to see ... as a kind of cursor to the way they go.
ReplyDeleteThere are some mysteries that I love. Geese in a flying V is one of them.
ReplyDeleteWhoever leads, it's always "follow the leader"!
ReplyDeleteTin Drums and Geese
I picture the geese having a meeting to discuss positions on the long flight!
ReplyDeleteI never understood the strength the bird at the front had to have until I started cycling seriously. I doubt if the younger birds could do it as the lead had to fight the head wind and pull those behind
ReplyDeletethey make it look effortless
Yes they also switch who's in the lead...
ReplyDeleteLove them! Got a real chuckle out of 'who is the wing man?'
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