Changes await.
It’s a sign to see the geese gathering on the shores during a recent walk around the lake. Several are ready for the water, yes.
Hello, feathered friends
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Mark Bialczak 
Those winged wonders wintered here in the sultry South, basking in the balmy warmth, leaving their telltale signs of their visitation. With Spring truly here, the gaggle of geese can grace your shores and golf courses with their prominence and proudly provide your pathways with poop.
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Proud of your spring provenience I can tell, David! Own that bird poop on those trails we will.
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Those geese can surely sense the seasons are changing, Mark.
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They are smart fowl for sure, Bruce.
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What does the wild goose know that we don’t know?
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I keep a bit of distance because they know how to get cranky, ladysighs.
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they’re coming back to welcome spring
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I have to remember to look down on my walk, Beth.
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