Single families of geese, or flocks of several families together, take off and head south. Flocks join with ... they avoid flying into a headwind that would blow them backward.

Have these geese, perhaps encouraged by milder winters and easy suburban living, simply stopped flying south? In many cases, yes—but the explanation is complicated. In the classic migration ...

So, Terry, if the geese’s feeding ground is north of their roosting area, you’ll see them flying north in the morning. You might miss them heading back south that night. Some of these winter ...

Has anyone else noticed a decrease in the amount of geese that are flying south for the winter time?” June Summers, president of the Genesee Valley Audubon Society, provided some insights.

With the majority of the geese flying south in the fall, down through the central part of the United States, and back north in late winter, the federal officials who monitor such things decided a ...

ISLAMABAD: Siberian geese (Murghabi) have come to Islamabad after a gap of one season, bringing with them a renewed interest in hunting. The birds migrate south at the start of winter and come to ...

Single families of geese, or flocks of several families together, take off and head south. Flocks join with ... they avoid flying into a headwind that would blow them backward.