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The 2 Pink-feet |
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In this picture I captured 12 (of the 13) grey geese but normally there were just a couple of heads visible |
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The geese are I think sitting down but the size difference to the Whooper Swan looks enormous |
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Tundra Bean and Greylag |
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Tundra Bean and Pink-foot |
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Whooper Swans (sangsvane) and Canada Geese with the town of Eidsvoll in the background |
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Whooper Swans coming in for landing |
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note how pink the feet of the juv Whooper Swan is compared to the black feet of the adult. I have never noticed this before |
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The male Gadwall (snadderand) |
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Long-tailed Duck (havelle). I don't think there is any doubt this is a 1st winter bird but I am unsure as to sex. I previously thought the grey scapulars were a sure sign of male but after reading up I am not so sure now. |
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Mallards (stokkand) in flight |
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frost |
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looking NE over Mjøsa from Minnesund |
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and looking NW from the other side |
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