Saw a goose at Brook Shadow Park
Saw a goose at Brook Shadow Park
Saw a goose at Brook Shadow Park 
When I was taking my son to school this past Friday morning, I saw a a white goose! I have lived here 25 years and this is first goose I have ever seen there! I wish I had gotten a picture.
After I dropped my son off I went to Old Kroger. As I was getting out of my car I heard a cacophony of noise from the sky and saw these ducks/geese?
I wish I had gotten a better picture of the ones flying in perfect v formation. Anyone birders here know where they are flying back to?
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After I dropped my son off I went to Old Kroger. As I was getting out of my car I heard a cacophony of noise from the sky and saw these ducks/geese?
I wish I had gotten a better picture of the ones flying in perfect v formation. Anyone birders here know where they are flying back to?
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SpruceMom03 : I can't answer your question but my very literal autistic grand saw some a couple days ago in a straight line like your pic and said "they are not flying in a V! What is wrong with them?!"
SpruceMom03 : There are white geese; snow geese. They have a population of over 2 million, in the USA. So, a snow goose may have joined the 'crew' of Canadian geese you saw
I love seeing them!
Saw a goose at Brook Shadow Park When I was taking my son to school this past Friday morning, I saw a a white goose! I have lived here 25 years and this is first goose I have ever seen there! I wish I had gotten a picture. After I dropped my son off I went to Old Kroger. As I was getting out of my car I heard a cacophony of noise from the sky and saw these ducks/geese? I wish I had gotten a better picture of the ones flying in perfect v formation. Anyone birders here know where they are flying back to?
SpruceMom03 : Do you know why there are uneven sides on the V formation?
LittleTexas : A long time ago, I went goose hunting and caught one. Very tasty and good. More tasty than Canadian geese.
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Saw a goose at Brook Shadow Park When I was taking my son to school this past Friday morning, I saw a a white goose! I have lived here 25 years and this is first goose I have ever seen there! I wish I had gotten a picture. After I dropped my son off I went to Old Kroger. As I was getting out of my car I heard a cacophony of noise from the sky and saw these ducks/geese? I wish I had gotten a better picture of the ones flying in perfect v formation. Anyone birders here know where they are flying back to?
SpruceMom03 : They are fascinating. Who leads the V formation and why? I had this in a seminar many moons ago. I'll see if I can find it!
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LittleTexas : Hunting is a part of conservation if done correctly.
Wanderer : 
Just be wary of becoming the prey.
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Zakangel : Don't the stronger ones take turns because the head of the v has the most wind resistance.
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Zakangel : Don't the stronger ones take turns because the head of the v has the most wind resistance.
KingwoodNana : Yes, they do. And Amen to that. ❤️ « Back to Chat
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