‘Canadian Geese flying in sync’. Fairbanks, Alaska.
The #Canadian #Geese are one of the largest of #bird species. They are known to #migrate north to #alaska in the summer and south in the winter. Because they #migrate so far, one goose will take the lead so other geese behind do not catch so much headwind and therefore in fly in a v-shaped manner. When the goose in the front gets tired, another goose takes the lead and therefore, these #migratory birds can fly such long distances in a shorter amount of time.
#migratorybirds #usfws #canadiangeese #alaska
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Hello, my name is Cherish Yuke. As everyone knows, life happens when you are busy making other plans. I always had a love for photography, however I was busy in college graduating with two B.S. degrees in wildlife biology and natural resource management. I never thought that life would come full circle to where my love for photography would became front and center in my life again. So, here I am again...trying my best to capture the most intriguing photographs for you, my audience.
Therefore, I truly hope that my photographs bring joy and happiness to your lives as much as capturing these photographs has done for me. Thank you for taking the time to visit my website. Enjoy!
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