Strange Brew by John Deering for December 02, 2019

She’s human and probably from Canada, eh.

Well, I certainly stand corrected, Mr Goose Person.

Woot woot! I leave first thing in the morning! Ohio first night, then Georgia, then Florida. Back in April :)

I used to correct the chess club kids in a similar manner. “What game are you playing?” “Chess.” “No chess has a white square in the lower right corner. I don’t know what you’re playing.”

I get that they do not have citizenship, and therefore are not “Canadian” geese, but following that logic, why do we call certain bugs Japanese beetles, and not Japan beetles?

….but all she heard was “honk! Honk! Hisssss!”

Now in the spring can I refer to them as Floridian Geese, or is it Florida Geese?

Fly Away Home you guys.

It seems they are going wherever they like, with no regard for sanitation.

It’s easier to say than branta canadensis.

He’s trying to quack a joke.

Well, Mr. Goose, there are exceptions. Some Canada geese are native to the US, and when flying south for the winter they remain in the US – they are called Canada geese. However, some Canada geese are from Canada, and when they fly south, they fly into the US as well. As those geese are from Canada, they are in fact… “Canadian geese”.

The Canada geese from Kansas fly south for winter. The Canada geese from Canada fly to Kansas for their tropical winter.

Canadian geese are very territorial

Take off, eh.

Well, they better have passports.

Great cartoon!!

Details matter. So do deheads.

I’m still waiting for them to “migrate” out of here, our flocks have stayed for years. No wonder Denver started to cull them!