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The Genealogist

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6. Canada Geese around here too

Reply to MuseRider (Reply #1)

Fri Jan 20, 2012, 01:32 PM

Jan 2012

in SW Missouri. It is like they never left. Usually they have flown off to winter in more southerly climes. I think some may stay, but there are two "lakes" near me (they call them lakes, but they are more like oversized ponds that form part of the landscaping in a subdivision) that have a LOT of ducks and geese, and especially Canada Geese. When I lived in Tallahassee, I saw them in winter. But not here in SW Missouri.

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Sandhill cranes overwinter on Platte River [View all] LiberalAndProud Jan 2012 OP

We have massive amounts MuseRider Jan 2012 #1

Canada Geese around here too The Genealogist Jan 2012 #6

They were overwintering here in SE Michigan as of a few weeks back. Denninmi Jan 2012 #2

Wow, I was going to post the same thing. louis-t Jan 2012 #4

Grew up in Nebraska and went to see the cranes many times. Interesting that this is happening this Brickbat Jan 2012 #3

it's been really warm here in oklahoma too. got me to thinking okieinpain Jan 2012 #5

OMG okie, we are really worried. MuseRider Jan 2012 #9

Wow. The birds know. nt bemildred Jan 2012 #7

There is right wing sociopath who lives near there. I wonder what he thinks. Stinky The Clown Jan 2012 #8