The snow geese count at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area hit its low point of the migration season Tuesday morning.

Tens of thousands of snow geese are pushing north from winter staging and stopover areas, and new public tracking data is helping researchers map where migrating geese travel and how high they fly. A ...

During a typical spring migration, hundreds of thousands of snow geese can descend on the wetlands at the Loess Bluffs National Wildlife Refuge on a given day in late February and early March.

From the Carbon County area in about 1 hour and 30 minutes, you can reach an area to watch snow geese, Canada geese and tundra swans. This time of year, because of migration, you can see large ...

The snow geese population at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area dipped to 35,000 midday Friday, cut in half from numbers earlier in the week.

The sights — and sounds — of spring are back at Middle Creek, where the honking of massive flocks can be heard before the birds are even seen. “We did our first count last Tuesday, and we had around ...

The Pennsylvania Game Commission reports some dead birds at the wildlife area, but says visitors should be okay to view them.

There are many places across North America where you can see snow geese. The George C Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary, British Colombia – the Fraser-Skagit flock here is part of the Pacific Flyway ...

The Kansas City-area wildlife refuge counted more than 755,000 snow geese on site last weekend ...

Snow geese live in Idaho at the base of the mountains during winter and this time of year thousands more join the flock to rest up before embarking north into Canada and Alaska for the summer breeding ...

Here you’ll have better luck going the DIY route. You can still get permission by door knocking in South Dakota, though success rates vary. There’s also a ton of Conservation Reserve Enhancement ...

Snow geese visit Middle Creek annually to rest during their journey north to their summer Arctic breeding grounds.