US EditionVaried Waterfowl Return with Early Spring Conditions
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10 Articles
The Leduc Naturalist: The return of the geese
Although March 9 was a day of late winter snow, it was wet and came at a time following two weeks of spring-like temperatures. Though rain would have been more welcome, it is moisture none the less. While walking home in the afternoon, I heard a sound that both startled and pleased me — the honking of a Canada goose. Through the snowy sky, I soon spotted two of the flyers passing to the south of me, a definite tiding of spring.
Bemidji Pioneer
John Wheeler: The massive spring bird migration is on
FARGO — The northward migration of geese along the Central Flyway is a display of nature that must be seen to be believed. West of the Red River Valley, and particularly in the pothole lakes region of the eastern Dakotas, they come by the tens of thousands from mid-March to mid-April. Snow Geese, Canadian Geese, Tundra Swans, Sandhill Cranes and many other migratory birds pass through every March and April, heading back to their summer breeding …
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