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Mystery tracks
I saw this scene on Lake Appert earlier this week == before the warmer weather and the rains came.
Can you guess what the patterns are in the snow? For the full picture, click on the image.
For the answer (or what I think is the answer), click on "Continue reading ‘Mystery tracks’."
The two Canada geese came in for a hard landing and slid on the ice, then waddled off to the side to admire their handiwork.
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I would have liked to see the landing–looks like they almost ran out of runway!
How about these mystery tracks at the same location(from a couple of years ago)?
http://www.pbase.com/bioman10/image/53260088 -
Very much fun! I failed the test btw!
have a great day! -
Well done Watson, I believe you are right old man!
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Tom Burr
I would have liked to see the landing–looks like they almost ran out of runway!
How about these mystery tracks at the same location(from a couple of years ago)?
http://www.pbase.com/bioman10/image/53260088
Gwenn Hauck
Very much fun! I failed the test btw!
have a great day!
Vern
Well done Watson, I believe you are right old man!