I was glad to spot the return of the furry friends of the Onondaga Lake shoreline on my pre-work stroll.
Of course now I must look down more frequently.
The geese are back
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Mark Bialczak 
It looks cold. And welcome back gorgeous geese.🙂
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Not as warm as we want it yet, Lilly!
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You get the good and the bad. At least I think the geese are good, as long as I keep my distance and watch where I step. Some people put out artificial geese to keep the real ones away, which seems counterintuitive since the geese like to get together.
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Yes, they can get ornery if they think you mean ill, Chris. And they do flock.
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Geese leavings and walking/bike trails seem to go hand in hand.
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Yes, they come and they go, MBC.
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Welcome back to your fine furry feathered friends.
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They are all of that, ladysighs.
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Coincidentally, the seasonal residents down here (we call them “snowbirds”) are now also heading north for the summer.
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Good one, Mike! I spot them at Wegmans.
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welcome back to them – honk, honk!
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Great imitation, Beth!
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