Well this morning, it finally quit. We're now in a winter wonderland ....and not too cold either. So I went out to take some photos.
Come on with me....we'll go thru the gate

.....and past the feeders

.... past our fence of evergreens

We're almost at the shore.....and there he is!! Walking away as usual


I phoned the wildlife sanctuary but they can't do anything because the lake is not yet frozen enough to hold a person nor open enough to allow boat travel.
I'm sending Ken out for some cracked corn and a bale of straw. I'm not sure what else I can do.
Maybe this advice will help.
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many thanks Karin; much appreciated! Woke up to -24C this morning. There may be a goosenapping sooner than expected.
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