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Related: About this forumSunrise at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area
I took this photo in March of 2014 during spring migration in the Atlantic Flyway. During the migration many thousands of waterfowl and other birds stopover at Middle Creek in Lancaster County, PA. Most of the birds in the shot are snow geese, along with tundra swans and Canada geese. Last February it was estimated that Middle Creek was visited by 105,000 snow geese, 4,500 tundra swans and 3,500 Canada geese. I plan to return next month when the birds again start gathering.
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Sunrise at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area (Original Post)
Mousetoescamper
Jan 2023
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A 1,000-piece of this would be pretty challenging. Especially so with cats in the house.
Mousetoescamper
Jan 2023
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Thanks, Callalily! Great masses of the birds take flight at sunrise to search for food in the fields
Mousetoescamper
Jan 2023
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niyad
(113,602 posts)1. Maybe this sounds weird, but what a great puzzle it would make!
Mousetoescamper
(3,310 posts)2. A 1,000-piece of this would be pretty challenging. Especially so with cats in the house.
niyad
(113,602 posts)3. Kitties LOVE to help.
Callalily
(14,897 posts)4. Gorgeous photo and what a wonderful place to watch the spring migration.
We try to go the the marshes in the area to view migrations. Sometimes it gets really noisy!
Mousetoescamper
(3,310 posts)5. Thanks, Callalily! Great masses of the birds take flight at sunrise to search for food in the fields
and return to the lake and marshes at sundown. The sight and sound of thousands of large birds lifting off or touching down together is breathtaking!