Comments for Web Design of Palm Beach http://palmbeachdns.com/wp Services & Photo Gallery Sun, 28 Apr 2013 19:45:35 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Egyptian Geese in Florida?! by Alice Allen http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900&cpage=1#comment-263 Alice Allen Sun, 28 Apr 2013 19:45:35 +0000 http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900#comment-263 I have a pair of Egyptian Geese that found their way in my back yard by the Canal in Plantation , FL. Beautiful birds but aggressive to the other ducks in the yard. I have a pair of Egyptian Geese that found their way in my back yard by the Canal in Plantation , FL.
Beautiful birds but aggressive to the other ducks in the yard.

]]> Comment on Egyptian Geese in Florida?! by Phyllis Portanova http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900&cpage=1#comment-262 Phyllis Portanova Mon, 11 Mar 2013 21:38:04 +0000 http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900#comment-262 I saw four Egyptian Geese walking along the pond behind our house in Palm Beach Gardens. They were here for a few days and seem to have gone elsewhere. I saw four Egyptian Geese walking along the pond behind our house in Palm Beach Gardens. They were here for a few days and seem to have gone elsewhere.

]]> Comment on Egyptian Geese in Florida?! by Bill Perry http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900&cpage=1#comment-261 Bill Perry Fri, 22 Feb 2013 03:40:30 +0000 http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900#comment-261 Hi folks. I spotted a pair at the top deck of a parking garage at Aventura Mall yesterday. I was struck by how beautiful they were. I must have watched them for an hour. A glorious day. Hi folks. I spotted a pair at the top deck of a parking garage at Aventura Mall yesterday. I was struck by how beautiful they were. I must have watched them for an hour. A glorious day.

]]> Comment on Egyptian Geese in Florida?! by admin http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900&cpage=1#comment-258 admin Fri, 08 Feb 2013 21:11:06 +0000 http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900#comment-258 Greetings, Not sure what you saw, as it's difficult to give an idea without an image. Doesn't sound like anything from North America, and is probably and escappe species much like the Egytian Geese. Maybe someone else will see your question and have an answer. Thanx for visiting! Greetings,

Not sure what you saw, as it’s difficult to give an idea without an image. Doesn’t sound like anything from North America, and is probably and escappe species much like the Egytian Geese. Maybe someone else will see your question and have an answer. Thanx for visiting!

]]> Comment on Egyptian Geese in Florida?! by Mary http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900&cpage=1#comment-257 Mary Fri, 08 Feb 2013 21:03:51 +0000 http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900#comment-257 How do I get a question answered about 2 geese I saw early this morning? There were 2 making a racket for HOURS at dawn and sounded like one had been caught in a trap or by an animal. When I finally located them on top of my neighbor's pool cabana, they were 'shorter" than any goose I've ever seen and their beaks were much more "stubby" than a Canadian goose. Their beaks were almost whitish grey and overall were more white than Egyptian geese pictures. They continued to squawk enough to be heard for over a block and only quit when they were chased off by a pole that didn't get near them. What kind were they and what in the world do they carry on about for hours? Thank you for forwarding this on to someone who can help me identify them in case they return, hopefully in a much quieter mood! How do I get a question answered about 2 geese I saw early this morning?
There were 2 making a racket for HOURS at dawn and sounded like one had been caught in a trap or by an animal. When I finally located them on top of my neighbor’s pool cabana, they were ‘shorter” than any goose I’ve ever seen and their beaks were much more “stubby” than a Canadian goose. Their beaks were almost whitish grey and overall were more white than Egyptian geese pictures.
They continued to squawk enough to be heard for over a block and only quit when they were chased off by a pole that didn’t get near them.
What kind were they and what in the world do they carry on about for hours?
Thank you for forwarding this on to someone who can help me identify them in case they return, hopefully in a much quieter mood!

]]> Comment on Egyptian Geese in Florida?! by ema http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900&cpage=1#comment-254 ema Sat, 05 Jan 2013 17:08:41 +0000 http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900#comment-254 I saw a beautiful pair of Egyptian gees in my backyard near the lake. Very elegant birds with amazing colors. I saw a beautiful pair of Egyptian gees in my backyard near the lake. Very elegant birds with amazing colors.

]]> Comment on Egyptian Geese in Florida?! by BJ http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900&cpage=1#comment-252 BJ Sun, 23 Dec 2012 14:07:16 +0000 http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900#comment-252 We have a pair at Aberdeen in Boynton Beach that wake us up every morning! But they're so cute :) We have a pair at Aberdeen in Boynton Beach that wake us up every morning! But they’re so cute :)

]]> Comment on Egyptian Geese in Florida?! by Bill Arata http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900&cpage=1#comment-250 Bill Arata Sun, 09 Dec 2012 19:59:17 +0000 http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900#comment-250 There is a pair at Cypress Park, Coral Springs and a small flock (6-8?) near Lake Galloway, SW 104 St & SW 87 Ave, Kendall/Pinecrest. There is a pair at Cypress Park, Coral Springs and a small flock (6-8?) near Lake Galloway, SW 104 St & SW 87 Ave, Kendall/Pinecrest.

]]> Comment on Egyptian Geese in Florida?! by Stephen http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900&cpage=1#comment-234 Stephen Fri, 16 Nov 2012 15:59:12 +0000 http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900#comment-234 These geese are crazy. These geese are crazy.

]]> Comment on Egyptian Geese in Florida?! by admin http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900&cpage=1#comment-194 admin Tue, 22 May 2012 11:05:06 +0000 http://palmbeachdns.com/wp/?p=1900#comment-194 They seem to be creatures of habit, so wherever they go, they are most likely roosting in the same spot, unlike other geese they roost in trees or on rooftops.. Thanx for the visit! They seem to be creatures of habit, so wherever they go, they are most likely roosting in the same spot, unlike other geese they roost in trees or on rooftops.. Thanx for the visit!

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