The shadow was manipulating, showing a white goose looking like a bird with a large beak, and ... erect feathers on its back. Such a shadow impresses a large wild bird, and negates its true nature as a cute goose and one of the domestic fowl. It is not wild, but to say it is tame and friendly we need to make additional notes. The geese are often seen as "the house guards". Their noisy and sometimes screeching trumpet sound is no different from an alarm function. It also bends its head and spreads its wings, then bravely makes an attack, which makes one have to take a step back. Even though it was not that dangerous, but its aggressiveness could be intimidating. So, I think, this feathered shadow as seen in these pictures may, perhaps, suggest that it cannot be looked at as tame as its cute appearance.
Love the Shadows! Great capture. Geese can certainly be aggressive. I remember going with my grandparents to get eggs from a local farm and my grandma would not get out of the car because of the geese that were in the yard. 🙄
Thanks for posting to the #featheredfriends community
😀 Indeed this aggressive feathered often provides almost the same experience for many people. At first I thought of posting this one in the Shadow Hunters community, but then I thought, I've never posted before in the Feathered Friends community. So, because the admin of both communities was one and the same awesome person, I think it's time for the first time to post in this amazing community.🙂 Thanks a lot for your kind welcome to me here too.
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ya nyo ka ta mulai laju lom bacut-bacut.. hehe.. sang hie paih hino.😀