It's spring and nature abounds with new beginnings. A beautiful sight are the dozens of goslings on the Spokane River adjacent to North Idaho College. The Centennial Trail runs alongside the one-way dike road making it easy to view the gaggle of goslings and their protective parents. These Canada geese are beautiful creatures, seen on most of the waters of North Idaho. There's a wildlife feeding area with picnic tables near the north entrance onto the river road. You don't have to travel far to spend an enjoyable afternoon with the yellow-downed water babies. Mother Nature doesn't charge admission either.
Saturday, May 19, 2007
Mother Goose
It's spring and nature abounds with new beginnings. A beautiful sight are the dozens of goslings on the Spokane River adjacent to North Idaho College. The Centennial Trail runs alongside the one-way dike road making it easy to view the gaggle of goslings and their protective parents. These Canada geese are beautiful creatures, seen on most of the waters of North Idaho. There's a wildlife feeding area with picnic tables near the north entrance onto the river road. You don't have to travel far to spend an enjoyable afternoon with the yellow-downed water babies. Mother Nature doesn't charge admission either.
