> We have this truly rude goose near my office. This little Christmas recipe
> waiting to happen cusses at me every day when I get off the bus and walk the
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> steps at me, like he's testing me. he's also hung around my chiropractor's
> office, which is just across the street, and cusses out all and sundry there.
Probably a she. Sounds like a typical female goose trying to attract
your attention away from her chicks.

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jmcquown - 03 May 2008 17:13 GMT
>>> a mad cat! He or she--it seems difficult to tell with Canada
>> geese--will contort its neck into unusual angles and not just honk,
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> Probably a she. Sounds like a typical female goose trying to attract
> your attention away from her chicks.
Yep, that's female behaviour. There are most likely eggs, if not chicks
yet. They'll be hidden under one of those ornamental shrubs these "business
parks" plant to hide the fact they just ripped out a forest to put up yet
another cookie-cutter office building or two or three, or...don't get me
started!
Jill
Jo Firey - 04 May 2008 00:02 GMT
>>>> a mad cat! He or she--it seems difficult to tell with Canada
>>> geese--will contort its neck into unusual angles and not just honk,
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>
> Jill
Ideal way to get rid of the geese if they are overpopulating a lake or pond
is to bring in some Border Collies. They won't let the geese get out of
the water to feed so they eventually give up and go elsewhere.
Kayla would be happy to help.
Jo
Kyla =^. .^= - 03 May 2008 22:14 GMT
>> We have this truly rude goose near my office. This little Christmas
>> recipe
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> Probably a she. Sounds like a typical female goose trying to attract your
> attention away from her chicks.
Hmmmm, you're probably right.
Boy, Geese have teeth too and they will bite!
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Kyla
Baha - 14 May 2008 01:39 GMT
>Probably a she. Sounds like a typical female goose trying to attract
>your attention away from her chicks.
the little wenches are ganging up on me. There were two right by the door of
my work this morning, honking and hissing to beat the band. I ran like hell
inside, when normally I run like that at the end of the day. I'm not usuallyh
this happy to see the inside of that cesspool. Still, I have no ill will
toward the geese. They're lovely birds. When they're just sitting there they
look so serene. And the reality of the matter is that I find their posturing
rather amusing and downright cheery, although i don't want to be on the
receiving end of their beaks. I had neighbors with an attack duck when i was
a teenager, and that was enough to deal with.
Blessed be,
Baha
Kyla =^. .^= - 14 May 2008 07:13 GMT
"Baha via CatKB.com" <
>>Probably a she. Sounds like a typical female goose trying to attract
>>your attention away from her chicks.
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> Blessed be,
> Baha
A thought just occured to me. carry a small umbrella with you and when they
get aggresive, floomp it open and maybe it'll scare them? Worked for me
when I was about to be attacked by a Doberman a lot of years ago. He was
running towards me and I opened my umbrella and yelled at him, and off he
went.
Just a suggestion
Hug
Kyla
Marina - 14 May 2008 07:37 GMT
>> Probably a she. Sounds like a typical female goose trying to attract
>> your attention away from her chicks.
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> receiving end of their beaks. I had neighbors with an attack duck when i was
> a teenager, and that was enough to deal with.
I've been hissed at by a swan. Very scary. I was in a canoe, paddling
around our summer island, and happened to come too close to a nest in
the willows. The swan stood up and stretched out its wings and hissed.
It towered above me in my low little canoe. I could not paddle away fast
enough. ;)
The cats know not to go anywhere near the swans on the island. :P

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Adrian - 14 May 2008 16:00 GMT
>> Probably a she. Sounds like a typical female goose trying to attract
>> your attention away from her chicks.
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> Blessed be,
> Baha
Did you know that geese were used as guard dogs in ancient Rome?

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that is too much, maybe Tweed can help, Lee
> I work in one of those business parks, the kind where they try to make up for
> overdeveloping a commun ity by making it look like you could play golf on it.
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> Blessed be,
> Baha