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Tag Archives: Geese
The avian campus gangs (2013/03/17)
The gangs are unusually quiet today…
Geese and cats in KAIST (2013/03/14)
Spring returns – and they are hungry as usual.
Photos from one winter afternoon(01/06/13)
It was cold with snow, and the animals at the campus were hungrier than before…
The animals at KAIST (2012/11/03)
Besides the avian campus gang, we also have other animals at the campus.
The animals at KAIST (2012/10/30)
It’s getting cold, and they are looking for something to eat.
The ruthless avian campus gangs strike again (09/23/12)
They were caught by my camera while extorting snacks from innocent citizens.
The ruthless avian campus gangs (09/10/12)
Again, they extorted snacks from innocent citizens…
Cats and Geese at the campus (08/25/12)
As usual, they were waiting for something thing to eat in the morning…
Geese and cats in the campus (2012/08/13)
It’s still hot, and ruthless campus avian gangs walk around the campus while cats are resting near bush.
Recent photos of the campus avian gang(06/24/12)
New members of the campus avian gang grow up a lot – I wonder what their seniors think about them…





