Here’s a photo from the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge in central Wisconsin. It looks like one of the ink blot Rorschach tests, but it’s really just a sunset reflecting in a completely still lake.
One of the added treats of sunset at Goose Pool is the nightly fly-in of the geese and cranes. During the day, the birds graze in the surrounding fields. Then, as the sun sets and during the following twilight period, the birds fly in to roost for the night on the water. You hear them coming (usually from the east) before you see them, and when they fly over, you can hear their wings beating in the wind. Really cool!
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