Flying Cr*p Factory alert.
1 posted on
04/11/2005 2:10:06 PM PDT by
presidio9
To: presidio9
To: presidio9
They greet us SHISSING in New York.
3 posted on
04/11/2005 2:12:17 PM PDT by
hflynn
To: presidio9
We've got tons of geese near where I work in NC. Usually they're seen in pairs. They can hiss especially while they're nesting. Often the male will hiss and flap his wings to protect the mate. I have heard of them nipping but haven't experienced this myself. Not quite sure why this is a news story. It would be like writing a story about a rotweiller that snarled when you walked by a used car lot. Sounds like some of these AP writers don't get out much.
To: presidio9
If I was from Canada I'd hiss too!
5 posted on
04/11/2005 2:14:37 PM PDT by
Luke
(CPO, USCG (Ret))
To: presidio9
"I had one customer call from a cell phone and ask if she would bite," said Judi Williams, the company's office manager. "She hisses, but she doesn't bite. Otherwise, everybody thinks she's pretty cool." BS. It's a Canada Goose. Those things are some of the the meanest SOBs of em all.
7 posted on
04/11/2005 2:36:05 PM PDT by
Dan from Michigan
("If Stabenow were any bigger a roadblock, she could halt traffic on all of I-75.")
To: tubebender; glock rocks; NormsRevenge
Is the attack squad loose in Iowa?
8 posted on
04/11/2005 2:36:13 PM PDT by
ChefKeith
(Apply here to be added to the NASCAR Ping List, Daytona is done but we got 30 more races to go...)
To: presidio9
I have a pair in my backyard with a nest and six eggs. They will probably hatch out tomorrow or the next day. The mother will hiss, but if the male is nearby, which he should be, he will attack on occasion.
I have pics posted at LINK if anybody is interested. With any luck, I'll get some shots of the eggs hatching and the new family on its way which I will post at the site.
16 posted on
04/11/2005 5:50:39 PM PDT by
Marty
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