Canada geese are typically herded off of lakes during their flightless feather-molting period in June. In the past they've then been relocated.

They also sometimes dive underwater to escape danger. Despite being heavy birds, geese can fly over 30 miles per hour. They use forceful wing beats instead of gliding in the air like eagles.

Geese have known something for millions of years that humans have only recently figured out for themselves. Explore Subscribe Newsletters Content Licensing Our ...

Get to the roost at about 8 a.m., and then wait for a majority of the birds to fly out to feed. If it’s an early-season resident Canada goose hunt and there are just 100 birds, let them all get off ...

“Worst case is the plane can’t fly anymore and it crashes.” While there have been no major dangers posed by local geese so far, pilots have been told by Palo Alto traffic controllers to ...

At peak migration, visitors can spot more than 150,000 snow geese ... Feb. 9, 2022. Snow geese fly over the lake, as others float in the water or walk on the ice at Middle Creek Wildlife ...