Nice work! 🪿

Indeed. If we had to scan the whole waterfront to find it, it would pose quite the challenge. 🪿

What a coincidence. Thanks for sharing that. I would have had no idea. 🪿

I wonder what one has to do to be given the name of vulture though. 🤔😧

That sounds like a useful little app! They're not any more polite when they come see us down here in the US.

I'm really wondering if those geese are unaware it's there. I don't think it's too far away from them, Shorties aren't very large owls. Audubon has them listed ad 40cm tall while the goose they say is around 60cm for comparison.

Snowy Owl - Size: 24" (61 cm); About the size of a Heron, Canada Goose or Larger; About the size of a Mallard or Herring Gull

Short-eared Owl - Size: 16" (41 cm); About the size of a Crow; About the size of a Mallard or Herring Gull

They never leave us here. One really decorated our sidewalk at work for spring this week. Very festive birds! 😂

Two distinct Canada goose subspecies occur in Pennsylvania. One are migrants that breed in Canada; the second breeds here. The migrants comprise geese from the Atlantic population (B. c. canadensis), which migrate over eastern Pennsylvania. Our resident geese are giant Canada geese (B. c. maxima). Resident geese are largely non-migratory; they nest and winter here. The growth of this population has been phenomenal. Prior to 1935, no Canada geese nested anywhere in Pennsylvania. Today they are found in every county. (PGC)