Hi--
I saw a goose sounds like this description on Sunday
(Halloween) while walking the SLough path with my
friend. We were walking south from Woodinville and
were closer to Woodinville than Redmond when I saw
this lone goose. It was near some "regular" Canadians
(small group about 12 individuals) and sort of paddled
off away from them by itself. I've never seen one
that looked like that and haven't had time to look in
books or thought to ask, so I'm also interested in
hearing what folks have to say. Think it was same
bird or are they common in this area this time of
year?

Danene Warnock
Bellevue, Wa
northwestmom at yahoo.com


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