Migrating geese

[Cache]

Thought this was pretty incredible. I wouldn't think snows would already be that far south.

 

[Crosshairy]

Wow!! That's amazing!

When you think about their bodies' efficiency to be able to travel that far without stopping, all by gliding on wind currents and minimal flapping...kinda boggles the mind.

 

[Cache]

Really is fascinating. Always love hearing and seeing the snows migrating in the fall. I'd like to see a track of the ones that migrate at night. I'm 30 miles east of the Mississippi and we get a lot of migrators headed west over our house. Do they just fly until daylight? Or until they hear others on the ground?

 

[cbhunter]

That is hard to imagine. Simply mind boggling....wow


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[Andy S.]

Unbelievable, thanks for sharing.

 

[RUGER]

Very cool.

 

[Polar Kraft]

They aren't talking about snows. A white front is a speck.

I actually heard some over old hickory lake today which is pretty rare

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[Cache]

They aren't talking about snows. A white front is a speck.

I actually heard some over old hickory lake today which is pretty rare

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Well there ya have it. I obviously don't know my geese.

 

[UpperTully]

They aren't talking about snows. A white front is a speck.

I actually heard some over old hickory lake today which is pretty rare

You got it.

I'm shocked to see a push of specks to come down over Middle Tennessee with this front. I've seen a lot of posts on Facebook about all the birds thats came down.

 

[Dodge Man]

We have seen a ton of Specks the past 2 days in West TN. Also working on our duck blind yesterday and saw a few big flocks of Bluewing Teal. I guess they are migrating late.


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['borohunter]

Truly amazing

 

[Westtnduckhtr]

Amazing they can fly that long and far in 30 hours.

 

[Displaced_Vol]

Remarkable what these birds will do.
There is a great series on YouTube called the State of Waterfowl. Not to derail into the conversation of why ducks aren't doing what they used to & all that but, Paul Link is on the panel & they talk about this specific goose. I think Xpress Outdoors has put them out on their channel. It is well worth a watch if you're interested in waterfowl in the MS Flyway.