No jugamos el juego de los niños "Pato, Pato, Ganso" mientras estábamos en el norte de Noruega. Pero los vemos. Y alces y renos, también. Principalmente alces.
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| REINDEER / RENOS |
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| OYSTERCATCHER / OSTRERO |
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| GREYLAG GOOSE / ÁNSAR COMÚN |
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| EIDER |
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| Y MOOSE / Y ALCE |
A bit of trivia:
In Minnesota, according to Erin Scwab (click here to meet her), San Geraldo's god-daughter, they didn't play "Duck, Duck, Goose." They played "Duck, Duck, Grey Duck." For example, instead of saying "duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, GOOSE," they say "Red duck, yellow duck, green duck, GRAY duck!" Much more exciting.
Un poco de trivia:
En el estado de Minnesota, según Erin Schwab (haz clic aquí para conocerla), la ahijada de San Geraldo, ellos no jugaron "Pato, Pato, Ganso". Jugaron "Pato, Pato, Pato Gris". Por ejemplo, en lugar de decir "pato, pato, pato, pato, pato, pato, pato, GOOSE", dicen "pato rojo, pato amarillo, pato verde, pato GRIS!" Mucho más emocionante.
En el estado de Minnesota, según Erin Schwab (haz clic aquí para conocerla), la ahijada de San Geraldo, ellos no jugaron "Pato, Pato, Ganso". Jugaron "Pato, Pato, Pato Gris". Por ejemplo, en lugar de decir "pato, pato, pato, pato, pato, pato, pato, GOOSE", dicen "pato rojo, pato amarillo, pato verde, pato GRIS!" Mucho más emocionante.
That is amazing to see. I love moose and your luckily to have seen them so close. They tend to be usually very well hidden away and reclusive. Beautiful trip you guys had.
ReplyDeleteMistress maddie:
DeleteI hadn't seen any before this. They were everywhere.
I can see that I have missed out on a lot of 'duck duck' games!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, sir!
Jim:
DeleteErin's version does sound more suspenseful and diverting.
Fantastic critter photos Mitchell! I love the reindeer.
ReplyDeleteI don't recall that we played Duck, Duck, Moose at all. Sheltered life I guess!
Take care.
Robin
Robin:
DeleteWe never played Duck Duck Moose. But we did play Duck Duck Goose.
Terrific pictures. I've only seen one moose but I didn't manage a picture of it.
ReplyDeleteStephen:
DeleteWe saw them everywhere. Wish I had gotten better shots of the ones crossing the road.
moose but no squirrel?
ReplyDeleteAnn Marie:
DeleteAnd we never saw Boris or Natasha!
Great pictures. Makes me want to go to Norway for a few days.
ReplyDeleteI saw a moose in the wild once, in Montana.
Travel:
DeleteI love Norway. This was our first time in the north. Amazing. I recommend it.
Never played duck, duck, goose. I had no idea moose were so common in Norway.
ReplyDeleteWilma:
DeleteDuck duck goose: You didn't miss much.
I had no idea it would be so easy to see moose every day on the road. Glad it was always light. Would hate to run into one in winter darkness.