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Hungry gaggle of geese feasts in Richland

Tri-City Herald
A gaggle of Canada geese form up at a “buffet line” of exposed grass Tuesday morning at the Columbia Point Golf Course in Richland near Bradley Boulevard. Many waterfowl can be seen feeding at open spots on the golf course and other sites, like parks, around the Tri-Cities as a blanket of snow and ice lingers.
A gaggle of Canada geese form up at a “buffet line” of exposed grass Tuesday morning at the Columbia Point Golf Course in Richland near Bradley Boulevard. Many waterfowl can be seen feeding at open spots on the golf course and other sites, like parks, around the Tri-Cities as a blanket of snow and ice lingers. Bob Brawdy Tri-City Herald

A gaggle of Canada geese forms up at a “buffet line” of exposed grass Tuesday morning at the Columbia Point Golf Course in Richland near Bradley Boulevard.

Many waterfowl can be seen feeding at open spots on the golf course and other sites, like parks, around the Tri-Cities as a blanket of snow and ice lingers.

This story was originally published January 24, 2017 at 6:06 PM with the headline "Hungry gaggle of geese feasts in Richland."

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