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- 1Birdwatcher captures sudden goose takeoff at lakeside●Gestern am See. Graugänse auf einer Wiese, unspektakulär... plötzlich flog die ganze Wiese auf, gemischte Gänse flattert
A wildlife enthusiast in Germany described watching greylag geese on a meadow by a lake, when the entire flock suddenly burst into flight and a mix of geese flapped overhead, calling loudly. The observer stopped their bicycle to take photographs despite knowing the birds were too quick to catch on camera. The account is being shared among birdwatching and nature communities.
- 2Geese take indie rock hype across North America this fall●Indie rockers Geese have taken New York City by storm. Their "Getting Killed Tour" is bringing the hype across North America this fall.
Brooklyn indie rock band Geese are riding a wave of buzz out of New York City with their "Getting Killed Tour," which brings them across North America this fall. The group has become one of the most talked-about young rock acts, and fans are following the tour as it moves city to city.
- 3Susan Mansfield's poem 'Bearing South' resonates online●I want answers, but there are only the wild geese Calling, high in the almost-dark, bearing south, And me, stopped short
A verse from Scottish writer Susan Mansfield's poem 'Bearing South', published in New Writing Scotland 33 ('The Rooftop Busker'), is being shared widely. The lines describe a speaker halted on the doorstep of a 'not-quite home', watching wild geese fly south in the almost-dark and longing for answers that never come. Readers are responding to its imagery of displacement, migration and unsettled belonging.