I did 25 miles today at an average of 10.88 So far this month I have 405 miles and 8,000 feet of climbing. There is still a week left in this month, but Friday and Saturday is aupposed to rain though it was alsop raining, sort of, last Tuesday and Icould ride anyway. If it rains like that on Saturday I may ride anyway.
With allo of this man-made global warming the Canadian geese haven't flown north to cooler weather this year.
On Thu, 24 Jul 2025 18:44:07 GMT, cyclintom <[email protected]>could ride anyway. If it rains like that on Saturday I may ride anyway.
wrote:
I did 25 miles today at an average of 10.88 So far this month I have 405 miles and 8,000 feet of climbing. There is still a week left in this month, but Friday and Saturday is aupposed to rain though it was alsop raining, sort of, last Tuesday and I
With allo of this man-made global warming the Canadian geese haven't flown north to cooler weather this year.
It's called Canada goose, not Canadian goose.
Thanks to importation of non-migratory geese during the 1990's and
weather changes, the Canada goose migration patterns have changed
somewhat. I'll hopefully be walking in Quail Hollow County Park
Friday morning. I'll try to interview some of the local Canada goose population and ask them for a schedule of their migration plans.
"Canada Geese - Migratory or Not" <https://www.birdnote.org/podcasts/birdnote-daily/canada-geese-migratory-or-not>
"Resident vs. Migratory Canada Geese" <https://wildgoosechasers.com/bird-pigeon-control-geese-removal-blog/resident-vs-migratory-canada-geese/>
On Thu Jul 24 12:49:28 2025 Jeff Liebermann wrote:
On Thu, 24 Jul 2025 18:44:07 GMT, cyclintom <[email protected]>
wrote:
I did 25 miles today at an average of 10.88 So far this month I have
405 miles and 8,000 feet of climbing. There is still a week left in
this month, but Friday and Saturday is aupposed to rain though it was
alsop raining, sort of, last Tuesday and I could ride anyway. If it
rains like that on Saturday I may ride anyway.
With allo of this man-made global warming the Canadian geese haven't
flown north to cooler weather this year.
It's called Canada goose, not Canadian goose.
Thanks to importation of non-migratory geese during the 1990's and
weather changes, the Canada goose migration patterns have changed
somewhat. I'll hopefully be walking in Quail Hollow County Park
Friday morning. I'll try to interview some of the local Canada goose
population and ask them for a schedule of their migration plans.
"Canada Geese - Migratory or Not"
<https://www.birdnote.org/podcasts/birdnote-daily/canada-geese-migratory-or-not>
"Resident vs. Migratory Canada Geese"
<https://wildgoosechasers.com/bird-pigeon-control-geese-removal-blog/resident-vs-migratory-canada-geese/>
The geese are on what used to be the Oakland estuary where I grew up my entire childhood. As usual, this moronic ass continues to tell people
that have lived here there entire life about things he has never seen and hasn't the least experience. The world's greatest expert on absolutel;u everything really impresses Roger who would be willing to turn his life
over to Liebermann because he is so smart that he neve fails.
Every year the Canadian Geese migrate southmt0o the bay area and every
summer migrate back to Canada. But tghe ignorant Googlian wants to tell
us diferent sxo thzta he can feel less stupid by quoting Google or
Wikipedia. Ain't working "Liebermann.
cyclintom <[email protected]> wrote:
On Thu Jul 24 12:49:28 2025 Jeff Liebermann wrote:
On Thu, 24 Jul 2025 18:44:07 GMT, cyclintom <[email protected]>
wrote:
I did 25 miles today at an average of 10.88 So far this month I have
405 miles and 8,000 feet of climbing. There is still a week left in
this month, but Friday and Saturday is aupposed to rain though it was
alsop raining, sort of, last Tuesday and I could ride anyway. If it
rains like that on Saturday I may ride anyway.
With allo of this man-made global warming the Canadian geese haven't
flown north to cooler weather this year.
It's called Canada goose, not Canadian goose.
Thanks to importation of non-migratory geese during the 1990's and
weather changes, the Canada goose migration patterns have changed
somewhat. I'll hopefully be walking in Quail Hollow County Park
Friday morning. I'll try to interview some of the local Canada goose
population and ask them for a schedule of their migration plans.
"Canada Geese - Migratory or Not"
<https://www.birdnote.org/podcasts/birdnote-daily/canada-geese-migratory-or-not>
"Resident vs. Migratory Canada Geese"
<https://wildgoosechasers.com/bird-pigeon-control-geese-removal-blog/resident-vs-migratory-canada-geese/>
The geese are on what used to be the Oakland estuary where I grew up my entire childhood. As usual, this moronic ass continues to tell people
that have lived here there entire life about things he has never seen and hasn't the least experience. The world's greatest expert on absolutel;u everything really impresses Roger who would be willing to turn his life over to Liebermann because he is so smart that he neve fails.
Every year the Canadian Geese migrate southmt0o the bay area and every summer migrate back to Canada. But tghe ignorant Googlian wants to tell
us diferent sxo thzta he can feel less stupid by quoting Google or Wikipedia. Ain't working "Liebermann.
Canada rather than Canadian Geese is much more common, your the first I?ve heard to call them that, UK ones don?t migrate as such, they are mostly introduced though not wholly.
Would seem that as ever life is more complicated and in some places
including Florida and the Bay Area some migrate some are resident year around, Would also appear that Canadian Geese is a less used name.
Migrating birds have due to GPS/tags and DNA been found to not do what
humans expected and the old books say they should!
cyclintom <[email protected]> wrote:
On Thu Jul 24 12:49:28 2025 Jeff Liebermann wrote:
On Thu, 24 Jul 2025 18:44:07 GMT, cyclintom <[email protected]>
wrote:
I did 25 miles today at an average of 10.88 So far this month I have
405 miles and 8,000 feet of climbing. There is still a week left in
this month, but Friday and Saturday is aupposed to rain though it was
alsop raining, sort of, last Tuesday and I could ride anyway. If it
rains like that on Saturday I may ride anyway.
With allo of this man-made global warming the Canadian geese haven't
flown north to cooler weather this year.
It's called Canada goose, not Canadian goose.
Thanks to importation of non-migratory geese during the 1990's and
weather changes, the Canada goose migration patterns have changed
somewhat. I'll hopefully be walking in Quail Hollow County Park
Friday morning. I'll try to interview some of the local Canada goose
population and ask them for a schedule of their migration plans.
"Canada Geese - Migratory or Not"
<https://www.birdnote.org/podcasts/birdnote-daily/canada-geese-migratory-or-not>
"Resident vs. Migratory Canada Geese"
<https://wildgoosechasers.com/bird-pigeon-control-geese-removal-blog/resident-vs-migratory-canada-geese/>
The geese are on what used to be the Oakland estuary where I grew up my
entire childhood. As usual, this moronic ass continues to tell people
that have lived here there entire life about things he has never seen and
hasn't the least experience.
The world's greatest expert on absolutel;u
everything really impresses Roger who would be willing to turn his life
over to Liebermann because he is so smart that he neve fails.
Every year the Canadian Geese migrate southmt0o the bay area and every
summer migrate back to Canada. But tghe ignorant Googlian wants to tell
us diferent sxo thzta he can feel less stupid by quoting Google or
Wikipedia. Ain't working "Liebermann.
Canada rather than Canadian Geese is much more common, your the first I’ve heard to call them that,
UK ones don’t migrate as such, they are mostly
introduced though not wholly.
Would seem that as ever life is more complicated and in some places
including Florida and the Bay Area some migrate some are resident year around, Would also appear that Canadian Geese is a less used name.
Migrating birds have due to GPS/tags and DNA been found to not do what
humans expected and the old books say they should!
Roger Merriman
Idiot, Do you really think Jeff has never seen a Canada goose.
Oh, wait,
you're right, Jeff has never seen a Canadian goose.
Well, dumbass,
that's because no one (including you) have ever seen a Canadian goose, >because there is no such animal. Much like you're the only person on the >planet with "light lines" to his house.
On Sat, 26 Jul 2025 06:28:22 -0400, zen cycle
<[email protected]> wrote:
Idiot, Do you really think Jeff has never seen a Canada goose.
Photos from my regular Friday morning walk (not ride) in Quail Hollow
County Park. (July 4, 2025)
<https://www.strava.com/activities/15010185034>
I was there yesterday morning, but didn't see any Canada geese on the
pound or in the adjacent meadow, where they are usually found mowing
the grass lawn. I asked if anyone knew when the geese had left. One
of the local bird watchers vaguely recalled that she had last seen
them on the weekend of July 5-6.
It's quite easy to determine if the geese had been present in the last
day or two. Wherever they are, I can be sure they leave goose
droppings behind on the ground. Sorry, but I didn't take any samples
or photos. The first day or two, the droppings are dark black and
somewhat wet looking. After that, they're not so dark as they dry.
When wandering around the pond on Friday, I didn't see any fresh goose droppings, so I can safely assume they left the pond between July 5
and July 24. This is about a month later than their usual departure schedule.
Oh, wait,
you're right, Jeff has never seen a Canadian goose.
According to Strava, I've been walking and hiking in the park since 07/22/2022 (about 3 years), which is when I started using Strava. My guess(tm) is I was walking in the park since Covid-19 became a
problem, which would be Feb 2020.
Well, dumbass,
that's because no one (including you) have ever seen a Canadian goose,
because there is no such animal. Much like you're the only person on the
planet with "light lines" to his house.
Well, I can somewhat sympathize with Tom. I'm currently 77 years old
and am having memory retention problems. This appears as a problem
trying to remember the names of people, things, dates, phone numbers,
etc. (anomia or nominal aphasia). If I concentrate, I can usually
recall the forgotten item after about 5 minutes. Oddly, I can
normally recall the first letter of names but not the rest of the
name. Since Tom is 4 years older than me, I suspect he's having much
the same problem. However, instead of saving his posting and later
reviewing it for missing names, Tom just guesses. The problems really
being when Tom defends his incorrect guess as a "fact", instead of
asking for a correction or alternate name from his dwindling
readership.
On 7/25/2025 3:42 PM, Roger Merriman wrote:
cyclintom <[email protected]> wrote:
On Thu Jul 24 12:49:28 2025 Jeff Liebermann wrote:
On Thu, 24 Jul 2025 18:44:07 GMT, cyclintom <[email protected]>
wrote:
I did 25 miles today at an average of 10.88 So far this month I have >>>>> 405 miles and 8,000 feet of climbing. There is still a week left in
this month, but Friday and Saturday is aupposed to rain though it was >>>>> alsop raining, sort of, last Tuesday and I could ride anyway. If it
rains like that on Saturday I may ride anyway.
With allo of this man-made global warming the Canadian geese haven't >>>>> flown north to cooler weather this year.
It's called Canada goose, not Canadian goose.
Thanks to importation of non-migratory geese during the 1990's and
weather changes, the Canada goose migration patterns have changed
somewhat. I'll hopefully be walking in Quail Hollow County Park
Friday morning. I'll try to interview some of the local Canada goose
population and ask them for a schedule of their migration plans.
"Canada Geese - Migratory or Not"
<https://www.birdnote.org/podcasts/birdnote-daily/canada-geese-migratory-or-not>
"Resident vs. Migratory Canada Geese"
<https://wildgoosechasers.com/bird-pigeon-control-geese-removal-blog/resident-vs-migratory-canada-geese/>
The geese are on what used to be the Oakland estuary where I grew up my
entire childhood. As usual, this moronic ass continues to tell people
that have lived here there entire life about things he has never seen and >>> hasn't the least experience.
Idiot, Do you really think Jeff has never seen a Canada goose. Oh, wait, you're right, Jeff has never seen a Canadian goose. Well, dumbass,
that's because no one (including you) have ever seen a Canadian goose, because there is no such animal. Much like you're the only person on the planet with "light lines" to his house.
The world's greatest expert on absolutel;u
everything really impresses Roger who would be willing to turn his life
over to Liebermann because he is so smart that he neve fails.
Poor tommy, proven wrong once again, but can't admit it.
Every year the Canadian Geese migrate southmt0o the bay area and every
summer migrate back to Canada. But tghe ignorant Googlian wants to tell
us diferent sxo thzta he can feel less stupid by quoting Google or
Wikipedia. Ain't working "Liebermann.
Please post a link to any article which discusses the migratory habits
of "Canadian" geese.
Canada rather than Canadian Geese is much more common, your the first I’ve >> heard to call them that,
It doesn't matter what everyone else calls something, whatever tommy
chooses to call some is right.
UK ones don’t migrate as such, they are mostly
introduced though not wholly.
Would seem that as ever life is more complicated and in some places
including Florida and the Bay Area some migrate some are resident year
around, Would also appear that Canadian Geese is a less used name.
that's where your wrong, Roger. "canadian" geese isn't less used, is
used by idiots who claim to have "read out" three libraries. I'd
challenge him to produce the title of any volume he read which used the
term "canadian geese" but we know how that would end up.
Migrating birds have due to GPS/tags and DNA been found to not do what
humans expected and the old books say they should!
Roger Merriman
zen cycle <[email protected]> wrote:
On 7/25/2025 3:42 PM, Roger Merriman wrote:A very brief search seemed to suggest that it’s very occasionally used if wrong and well I just lost the will to argue!
cyclintom <[email protected]> wrote:
On Thu Jul 24 12:49:28 2025 Jeff Liebermann wrote:
On Thu, 24 Jul 2025 18:44:07 GMT, cyclintom <[email protected]>
wrote:
I did 25 miles today at an average of 10.88 So far this month I have >>>>>> 405 miles and 8,000 feet of climbing. There is still a week left in >>>>>> this month, but Friday and Saturday is aupposed to rain though it was >>>>>> alsop raining, sort of, last Tuesday and I could ride anyway. If it >>>>>> rains like that on Saturday I may ride anyway.
With allo of this man-made global warming the Canadian geese haven't >>>>>> flown north to cooler weather this year.
It's called Canada goose, not Canadian goose.
Thanks to importation of non-migratory geese during the 1990's and
weather changes, the Canada goose migration patterns have changed
somewhat. I'll hopefully be walking in Quail Hollow County Park
Friday morning. I'll try to interview some of the local Canada goose >>>>> population and ask them for a schedule of their migration plans.
"Canada Geese - Migratory or Not"
<https://www.birdnote.org/podcasts/birdnote-daily/canada-geese-migratory-or-not>
"Resident vs. Migratory Canada Geese"
<https://wildgoosechasers.com/bird-pigeon-control-geese-removal-blog/resident-vs-migratory-canada-geese/>
The geese are on what used to be the Oakland estuary where I grew up my >>>> entire childhood. As usual, this moronic ass continues to tell people
that have lived here there entire life about things he has never seen and >>>> hasn't the least experience.
Idiot, Do you really think Jeff has never seen a Canada goose. Oh, wait,
you're right, Jeff has never seen a Canadian goose. Well, dumbass,
that's because no one (including you) have ever seen a Canadian goose,
because there is no such animal. Much like you're the only person on the
planet with "light lines" to his house.
The world's greatest expert on absolutel;u
everything really impresses Roger who would be willing to turn his life >>>> over to Liebermann because he is so smart that he neve fails.
Poor tommy, proven wrong once again, but can't admit it.
Every year the Canadian Geese migrate southmt0o the bay area and every >>>> summer migrate back to Canada. But tghe ignorant Googlian wants to tell >>>> us diferent sxo thzta he can feel less stupid by quoting Google or
Wikipedia. Ain't working "Liebermann.
Please post a link to any article which discusses the migratory habits
of "Canadian" geese.
Canada rather than Canadian Geese is much more common, your the first I’ve
heard to call them that,
It doesn't matter what everyone else calls something, whatever tommy
chooses to call some is right.
UK ones don’t migrate as such, they are mostly
introduced though not wholly.
Would seem that as ever life is more complicated and in some places
including Florida and the Bay Area some migrate some are resident year
around, Would also appear that Canadian Geese is a less used name.
that's where your wrong, Roger. "canadian" geese isn't less used, is
used by idiots who claim to have "read out" three libraries. I'd
challenge him to produce the title of any volume he read which used the
term "canadian geese" but we know how that would end up.
Roger Merriman
Migrating birds have due to GPS/tags and DNA been found to not do what
humans expected and the old books say they should!
Roger Merriman
Roger Merriman <[email protected]> writes:
zen cycle <[email protected]> wrote:
On 7/25/2025 3:42 PM, Roger Merriman wrote:A very brief search seemed to suggest that it’s very occasionally used if >> wrong and well I just lost the will to argue!
cyclintom <[email protected]> wrote:
On Thu Jul 24 12:49:28 2025 Jeff Liebermann wrote:
On Thu, 24 Jul 2025 18:44:07 GMT, cyclintom <[email protected]>
wrote:
I did 25 miles today at an average of 10.88 So far this month I have >>>>>>> 405 miles and 8,000 feet of climbing. There is still a week left in >>>>>>> this month, but Friday and Saturday is aupposed to rain though it was >>>>>>> alsop raining, sort of, last Tuesday and I could ride anyway. If it >>>>>>> rains like that on Saturday I may ride anyway.
With allo of this man-made global warming the Canadian geese haven't >>>>>>> flown north to cooler weather this year.
It's called Canada goose, not Canadian goose.
Thanks to importation of non-migratory geese during the 1990's and >>>>>> weather changes, the Canada goose migration patterns have changed
somewhat. I'll hopefully be walking in Quail Hollow County Park
Friday morning. I'll try to interview some of the local Canada goose >>>>>> population and ask them for a schedule of their migration plans.
"Canada Geese - Migratory or Not"
<https://www.birdnote.org/podcasts/birdnote-daily/canada-geese-migratory-or-not>
"Resident vs. Migratory Canada Geese"
<https://wildgoosechasers.com/bird-pigeon-control-geese-removal-blog/resident-vs-migratory-canada-geese/>
The geese are on what used to be the Oakland estuary where I grew up my >>>>> entire childhood. As usual, this moronic ass continues to tell people >>>>> that have lived here there entire life about things he has never seen and >>>>> hasn't the least experience.
Idiot, Do you really think Jeff has never seen a Canada goose. Oh, wait, >>> you're right, Jeff has never seen a Canadian goose. Well, dumbass,
that's because no one (including you) have ever seen a Canadian goose,
because there is no such animal. Much like you're the only person on the >>> planet with "light lines" to his house.
The world's greatest expert on absolutel;u
everything really impresses Roger who would be willing to turn his life >>>>> over to Liebermann because he is so smart that he neve fails.
Poor tommy, proven wrong once again, but can't admit it.
Every year the Canadian Geese migrate southmt0o the bay area and every >>>>> summer migrate back to Canada. But tghe ignorant Googlian wants to tell >>>>> us diferent sxo thzta he can feel less stupid by quoting Google or
Wikipedia. Ain't working "Liebermann.
Please post a link to any article which discusses the migratory habits
of "Canadian" geese.
Canada rather than Canadian Geese is much more common, your the first I’ve
heard to call them that,
It doesn't matter what everyone else calls something, whatever tommy
chooses to call some is right.
UK ones don’t migrate as such, they are mostly
introduced though not wholly.
Would seem that as ever life is more complicated and in some places
including Florida and the Bay Area some migrate some are resident year >>>> around, Would also appear that Canadian Geese is a less used name.
that's where your wrong, Roger. "canadian" geese isn't less used, is
used by idiots who claim to have "read out" three libraries. I'd
challenge him to produce the title of any volume he read which used the
term "canadian geese" but we know how that would end up.
I have certainly heard "Canadian geese" in meatspace conversations in
MA, where the birds are commonly seen. I have never tried, nor even
thought of, correcting such usage -- that would sort of make me an
asshole, wouldn't it?
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