When a site is dying ... what to do

[Mason89]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=v54tA71dZAs

Here’s some more footage of things that fly. It’s on video so it must be true

https://youtu.be/j4u7vvsMiAU

[mondo_notion]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=v54tA71dZAs

[Mason89]

Often folk mistake geese for swans mondo. I’d expect better from David Attenborough but obviously he’s been hoodwinked by the video. Was that originally shown on Brass Eye or something?

[donsdaft]

I’ve avoided answering any of this because I presume that it’s a woosh.

I used to go fishing in a pond where swans nested ( evil b’astards) and they would fly in and out all the time.

I can still hear the noise their wings made.

[neilthedon]

I’ve avoided answering any of this because I presume that it’s a woosh.

I used to go fishing in a pond where swans nested ( evil b’astards) and they would fly in and out all the time.

I can still hear the noise their wings made.

dO THEY CREAK ??

aLWAYS FOUND IT STRANGE THAT PIGEONS WINGS CREAK WHEN THEY FLY . lIKE THEY ARE UNDER-USED ?!!

[Mason89]

I’ve avoided answering any of this because I presume that it’s a woosh.

I used to go fishing in a pond where swans nested ( evil b’astards) and they would fly in and out all the time.

I can still hear the noise their wings made.

Did they nest in trees?

[donsdaft]

Nope, and they don’t creak, they woosh

[NaeMairNeeps]

Hmmm .... Ah'm confused noo

https://aberdeenvoice.com/wp-content...-the-moon2.jpg

[InversneckieDob]

I’ve avoided answering any of this because I presume that it’s a woosh.

I used to go fishing in a pond where swans nested ( evil b’astards) and they would fly in and out all the time.

I can still hear the noise their wings made.

It's a mental sound, two of them flew over me week before last.

Hoor o's a racket.

[Mason89]

It's a mental sound, two of them flew over me week before last.

Hoor o's a racket.

That’ll be geese as they look like swans. It’s a very common mistake. The best way to tell the difference is if you see it airborne, you know it’s a goose.