Comments on: Goose Builds Nest at Spillway Bridge http://www.hikingnature.com/radnor-lake/goose-builds-nest-at-spillway-bridge/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=goose-builds-nest-at-spillway-bridge Hiking in Nashville, Tennessee and beyond Sun, 05 Feb 2012 20:23:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Writer, Blogger, Reptile Magnet http://www.hikingnature.com/radnor-lake/goose-builds-nest-at-spillway-bridge/comment-page-1/#comment-194 Writer, Blogger, Reptile Magnet Wed, 18 Jun 2008 02:58:50 +0000 http://www.hikingnature.com/canada-goose/goose-builds-nest-at-spillway-bridge/#comment-194 [...] hiker and knockaround biologist I met on the trails several weeks ago, back around the time of the Canada Goose nest discovery and video. We have not talked in a while, so we had lots of Radnor Lake animal sighting information to [...] [...] hiker and knockaround biologist I met on the trails several weeks ago, back around the time of the Canada Goose nest discovery and video. We have not talked in a while, so we had lots of Radnor Lake animal sighting information to [...]

]]> By: Turkey Nest at Radnor Lake: 13 Eggs http://www.hikingnature.com/radnor-lake/goose-builds-nest-at-spillway-bridge/comment-page-1/#comment-123 Turkey Nest at Radnor Lake: 13 Eggs Tue, 29 Apr 2008 09:33:25 +0000 http://www.hikingnature.com/canada-goose/goose-builds-nest-at-spillway-bridge/#comment-123 [...] to monitor the progress of this clutch. I hope she has better luck than the Canada goose I saw making a nest under the spillway bridge a few short weeks ago. We shall [...] [...] to monitor the progress of this clutch. I hope she has better luck than the Canada goose I saw making a nest under the spillway bridge a few short weeks ago. We shall [...]

]]> By: Jim http://www.hikingnature.com/radnor-lake/goose-builds-nest-at-spillway-bridge/comment-page-1/#comment-87 Jim Wed, 26 Mar 2008 15:12:21 +0000 http://www.hikingnature.com/canada-goose/goose-builds-nest-at-spillway-bridge/#comment-87 Glad you were able to be there to witness the genesis of a great nature watching opportunity. As you said, they're going to have ample challenges in that location, but hopefully we'll all be able to witness a successful hatching. Glad you were able to be there to witness the genesis of a great nature watching opportunity. As you said, they’re going to have ample challenges in that location, but hopefully we’ll all be able to witness a successful hatching.

]]> By: elizabeth s http://www.hikingnature.com/radnor-lake/goose-builds-nest-at-spillway-bridge/comment-page-1/#comment-86 elizabeth s Wed, 26 Mar 2008 03:16:24 +0000 http://www.hikingnature.com/canada-goose/goose-builds-nest-at-spillway-bridge/#comment-86 Loved the pictures!!!! I am truly a fan of feathered creatures and love to see this natural beauty in action. I will have to put this hiking trail on my List of Fun Things to Do, as I am looking for new, less dangerous hobbies. Thanks again for the info Loved the pictures!!!! I am truly a fan of feathered creatures and love to see this natural beauty in action. I will have to put this hiking trail on my List of Fun Things to Do, as I am looking for new, less dangerous hobbies. Thanks again for the info

]]> By: Patti http://www.hikingnature.com/radnor-lake/goose-builds-nest-at-spillway-bridge/comment-page-1/#comment-85 Patti Tue, 25 Mar 2008 18:42:32 +0000 http://www.hikingnature.com/canada-goose/goose-builds-nest-at-spillway-bridge/#comment-85 Great pictures! I watched the geese from the spillway bridge the other day, but hadn't seen the bluebirds. I'll be looking for them! Great pictures! I watched the geese from the spillway bridge the other day, but hadn’t seen the bluebirds. I’ll be looking for them!

]]> By: UnclePhil http://www.hikingnature.com/radnor-lake/goose-builds-nest-at-spillway-bridge/comment-page-1/#comment-84 UnclePhil Tue, 25 Mar 2008 16:49:13 +0000 http://www.hikingnature.com/canada-goose/goose-builds-nest-at-spillway-bridge/#comment-84 Being in middle Tennessee, with Spring on its way, I guess you see a lot of color with the birds and wild flowers. Here in Florida, its mostly just sameol, sameol, with the occasional migrating bird. The robins generally pass through on their way north during the last week of Feb or first week of March. But, this year, they headed north the first week of Feb. I guess some of them changed their minds, because I saw some back here the last week of Feb. They used to always eat the fruit off my grape laurels, but it appears to be late this year, maybe another couple of weeks. We have lots of flora and fauna here, just not as colorful as middle Tennessee. I have a rattlesnake and an armadillo living under my storage shed (wonder how they get along). Enjoy your hikes; I'll stick to my bike on The Trail. Being in middle Tennessee, with Spring on its way, I guess you see a lot of color with the birds and wild flowers. Here in Florida, its mostly just sameol, sameol, with the occasional migrating bird. The robins generally pass through on their way north during the last week of Feb or first week of March. But, this year, they headed north the first week of Feb. I guess some of them changed their minds, because I saw some back here the last week of Feb. They used to always eat the fruit off my grape laurels, but it appears to be late this year, maybe another couple of weeks.

We have lots of flora and fauna here, just not as colorful as middle Tennessee. I have a rattlesnake and an armadillo living under my storage shed (wonder how they get along).

Enjoy your hikes; I’ll stick to my bike on The Trail.

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