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Geese feeding near the West Park bandstand

25 January 2012 by David

Geese feeding near the West Park bandstand

The canada geese in West Park were not happy that the ground had frozen. A large section of the flock had come up near the bandstand to prospect the soil for something to eat.

Geese feeding near the West Park bandstand

Categories David
Canal wharf, Broad Street
Frozen West Park lake and island
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