We live by a lake so have a large population of geese in the area with few natural predators.
This fellow, however, was captured at night, and was partially eaten and the remains
were found on the road near our house the next morning.  I had to take these pictures, since
it's a graphic representation of how man's trash can make a real and immediately visual  

Most don't find it too disturbing when geese taken by predators, a fox, or raccoon but it is 
disturbing if the goose was not given a fair chance to escape because of human trash.  This poor 
goose was shackled with trash, had been for a good portion of his life, judging by how the skin on the 
legs has grown around the trash, cutting his circulation and probably causing a life of constant pain.  

Most likely, what happened this fatal night, was that the flock was bedded down when they were 
surprised by a fox, raccoon, or coyote.   Disoriented by the night, this fellow would have been,
unable to take the wide strides needed to take flight so was caught and killed.  However, his
fate was sealed long before this night!

This happens to be landscape netting, dangerous to wild life and the environment and, in my opinion,
should be outlawed!  If it used, please be aware that animals can easily become tangled in the netting
it is exposed and it is NOT good to put down around lakes or shorelines where baby ducks or geese
could get caught in it bad enough that it strangles their legs as they grow!

PLEASE BE RESPONSIBLE AND CUT

Beer and Pop Plastic Six Pack Rings, Fishing Line before throwing it away
Any bags that an animal can get tangled in before throwing them into any trash that
animals may come across, including park trash cans and any LANDSCAPE NETTING
THAT COULD BE A DANGER TO WILDLIFE!

I'll be watching for more disturbing images to add...and hoping I don't find any!