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Canada Goose found nesting in hollow tree near Bervie

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  May 3, 2016
Canada Goose found nesting in hollow tree near Bervie
This was definitely not a wild goose chase.

A Canada Goose has been discovered nesting in a hollow tree located in a farmer's field, east of Bervie.



The goose is situated fairly high off the ground and did not take kindly to having its photo taken. It suffered in silence for a few minutes before taking flight and then heading toward the nearby stream, honking all the way.

Canada Geese usually lay their eggs in a soft, grassy area near water, and the eggs take about a month to hatch.




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