While ducks and geese usually migrate south, some do remain in southern Canada for the winter.
Those that stay in Canada stay close to areas with open water and adequate food.
Tuesday, February 01, 2022
Ducks & Geese
While ducks and geese usually migrate south, some do remain in southern Canada for the winter.
Those that stay in Canada stay close to areas with open water and adequate food.
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...open water and feed are key.
ReplyDeleteI remember several years ago seeing one hang out all winter with a flock of ducks that stay near open water on one of the rivers.
ReplyDeleteIf I had wings I would be gone! Especially this winter, Andy.
ReplyDeleteCanada geese are tough birds that don't seem to mind the cold so long as there is food available. But they do have goose down coats.
ReplyDeleteThere is a pair down here that have been making a lot of noise every morning for the past two weeks. The one's in your area must be well insulated.
ReplyDeleteThose geese are hardcore and don't let the winter bother them.
ReplyDeleteThere are a zillion of the geese around here now--- We actually see more geese than ducks.
ReplyDeleteI think they have a difficult time in winter.
ReplyDeleteTough time for the ducks.
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