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I saw several huge flocks of snow geese along the Platte River in NE last week. No snow, open water, temps in the 40's and plenty of food for them in the corn stubble. It's common for snow geese to winter as far north as IA and NE if they are not pushed out by cold and snow. They are not migrating north to breeding grounds, they are just hanging out where they have everything they need.
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yea i understand their not heading for the artic tundra but seeing them in high altitude and tight formation no messin around mode is like taking a whole bottle of advil towards the cure of cabin fever
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#13
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Whatever floats your boat.
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Snow geese will fly back and forth (north/south) through the Central US until March or April. Depending on the weather, they usually stay close to the snow line and where they can find food.
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