HARRISBURG — The annual snow goose migration is expected to peak in the next few weeks at the Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area, offering wildlife enthusiasts a unique viewing experience.

If You Go: snow goose viewing tips • Best viewing times are early and late in the day. • Kleinfeltersville Road on the west side of Middle Creek Lake usually offers the best access to the geese.

The Snow goose migration in the late winter/early spring is truly a sight to behold ...

Every year, thousands of Snow Geese stop in Middle Creek during their migration north. Last year, the Pennsylvania Game Commission estimated nearly 200,000 birds, doubling the number from 2017 ...

Fewer than 2,000 snow geese remain at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area in Kleinfeltersville, Lebanon County, as the late-winter migration winds down.

By the late 1960s, there were an estimated 50,000 snow geese here in the Atlantic Flyway, but during the last decades of the twentieth century, their numbers multiplied to one million or more ...

According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Freezout Lake just north of Choteau is Montana's primary snow goose staging area. As many as 300,000 snow geese and 10,000 tundra swans gather and ...

Minnesota's spring snow geese season opened today; it runs through April 30. The light goose conservation season allows hunters to shoot snow geese, blue-phased snow geese and the smaller Ross's ...

Experience one of nature’s most breathtaking spectacles as thousands of snow geese take flight during the annual Delta Snow Goose Festival, happening Feb. 21-22. Hosted by the Delta Chamber of ...

GEESE MIGRATION DRAWS PEOPLE FROM NEAR AND FAR EACH YEAR TO DES. WILDLIFE REFUGE THOUSANDS OF BIRDS CAN BE SEEN AS THEY RETURN HOME FOR THE SPRING, BUT THEY’RE NOT THE ONLY ONES FLYING BACK KETV ...

Snow geese, especially the greater snow goose, can cause great damage to the habitat they feed in. Geese are grazers and pull different grasses and plants out of the ground while feeding.

Great clouds of snow geese are streaming across our winter skies, having arrived along Texas’ coastal regions and inland fallow farm fields after flying more than 1,600 miles from the Arctic.