This video is about a flock of brent geese in the Netherlands; with among them, six red-breasted geese.
Piet Zuidema made this video.
Red-breasted geese photos: here.
Why do geese fly in a “V” formation? Here.
Brent geese book: here.
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Never seen these before. Aren’t they beautiful! 🙂
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They are 🙂 They usually winter in eastern Europe, not, eg, the Netherlands.
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🙂
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30 Nov 2013
The Rarely seen Red-breasted Goose filmed flying solo and between the equally sized and -shaped Brent Geese.
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