
No matter how many times I see these little walking tennis balls I never get tired of watching them, if only for a minute before moving on to complete my run. I have to admit I get a laugh out of seeing how close I can approach them before an adult starts bobbing it’s head, hissing at me with a curled tongue!


Yes, I’m easily entertained….
I run through here all the time, just saw these little guys this week...but I think it's time the geese go back to Canada eh
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That's what I admire about nature - a species way of adapting to their surroundings. Muddy River is an interesting spot... ummm... I leave it at that, I believe you had another name for the park. :-)
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