Archive River Views
3.4.2020 von Guido
· Category: Blog, City Views, Mülheim, River Views, Ruhr, Spring
The little Egyptian Geese were more splashing around and less swimming.
« Google Maps » | Date: 17.03.2020
2.4.2020 von Guido
· Category: Blog, City Views, Mülheim, River Views, Ruhr, Spring
Not a Goose, but one of the few Swans on the river on that day.
« Google Maps » | Date: 17.03.2020
1.4.2020 von Guido
· Category: Blog, City Views, Mülheim, River Views, Ruhr, Spring
One of the Egyptian Geese parents was always on the lookout.
« Google Maps » | Date: 17.03.2020
31.3.2020 von Guido
· Category: Blog, City Views, Mülheim, River Views, Ruhr, Spring
A goofy almost family picture of the little Egyptian Geese.
« Google Maps » | Date: 17.03.2020
30.3.2020 von Guido
· Category: Blog, City Views, Mülheim, River Views, Ruhr, Spring
The little Egyptian Geese were testing the water carefully.
« Google Maps » | Date: 17.03.2020
29.3.2020 von Guido
· Category: Blog, City Views, Mülheim, River Views, Ruhr, Spring
Along with the Egyptian Geese, there were also two Swans on the river.
« Google Maps » | Date: 17.03.2020
28.3.2020 von Guido
· Category: Blog, City Views, Mülheim, River Views, Ruhr, Spring
The Egyptian Geese know how to look elegant!
« Google Maps » | Date: 17.03.2020
27.3.2020 von Guido
· Category: Blog, City Views, Mülheim, River Views, Ruhr, Spring
The Egyptian Goose family was taking a nap in the sun.
« Google Maps » | Date: 17.03.2020
26.3.2020 von Guido
· Category: Blog, City Views, Mülheim, River Views, Ruhr, Spring
the other big Egyptian Goose seemed to eye me suspiciously even though I was really far away.
« Google Maps » | Date: 17.03.2020
25.3.2020 von Guido
· Category: Blog, City Views, Mülheim, River Views, Ruhr, Spring
The big Egyptian Geese were always watching over their offspring.
« Google Maps » | Date: 17.03.2020
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