These geese are calligraphers?
Easy one: One leg of the goose vee is always longer than the other…..Why
Not realistic. It would be the father trying to get his son off his phone to see the geese.
Their formation could use some improvement.
That’s not true. They fly in a “V” when they are migrating, but not when flocks are just moving locally.
Now, now, don’t get testy.
The classic phallic formation.
It looks like a cursive “V” pattern. People that never learned cursive writing probably don’t recognize it.
No it’s not always a perfect V and it’s in script
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Ratbrat over 5 years ago
These geese are calligraphers?
Plods with ...™ over 5 years ago
Easy one: One leg of the goose vee is always longer than the other…..Why
Martin I over 5 years ago
Not realistic. It would be the father trying to get his son off his phone to see the geese.
over 5 years ago
Their formation could use some improvement.
Stocky One over 5 years ago
That’s not true. They fly in a “V” when they are migrating, but not when flocks are just moving locally.
gordrogb Premium Member over 5 years ago
Now, now, don’t get testy.
Tinman Premium Member over 5 years ago
The classic phallic formation.
TLH1310 Premium Member over 5 years ago
It looks like a cursive “V” pattern. People that never learned cursive writing probably don’t recognize it.
rlaker22j over 5 years ago
No it’s not always a perfect V and it’s in script