Oh the poor thing! Does it hurt them when their beaks are broken?No, U.P. is not it — that's a state university. But today's post is about the Jesuit university I mentioned in my comment yesterday. ;)
World, I mean, Nature, is always ready to surprise us...Nice shot:))
hoo my oh my...amazing...great shot of this unusual animal!!!
That's unusual.
Heh, it's not THAT easy to make me scream, I was just wondering what kind of animal it was when I saw the first photo.This is awsome.
Veeery strange goose!!!! no me imagino los gritos que dan...nice pic :)
We get these here and they survive ok. Great shots.
it's attractive duck
Poor bird! I wonder how he can eat with a broken beak?
I have never seen one of these. This is weird, but really, I can't stop looking at the photo! Yikes! Your text made me laugh too.
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Ok, now that I have probably made you scream, here is the common photo of another bump goose (anser cygnoides), not with a broken beak...
Both shots taken at Quinta da Alagoa.
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Oh the poor thing! Does it hurt them when their beaks are broken?
No, U.P. is not it — that's a state university. But today's post is about the Jesuit university I mentioned in my comment yesterday. ;)
World, I mean, Nature, is always ready to surprise us...Nice shot:))
hoo my oh my...amazing...great shot of this unusual animal!!!
That's unusual.
Heh, it's not THAT easy to make me scream, I was just wondering what kind of animal it was when I saw the first photo.
This is awsome.
Veeery strange goose!!!! no me imagino los gritos que dan...
nice pic :)
We get these here and they survive ok. Great shots.
it's attractive duck
Poor bird! I wonder how he can eat with a broken beak?
I have never seen one of these. This is weird, but really, I can't stop looking at the photo! Yikes! Your text made me laugh too.
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