Birds and Wetlands
The Journal · Page 34 of 40

Field notes,
page 34.

Continuing the archive — slow essays and observations from marshes, mangroves, and pondsides around the world.

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Do Canadian Geese Migrate? № 79
№ 793 Feb 2023

Do Canadian Geese Migrate?

Canada geese are a migratory species. This means they typically spend each year's spring and summer months in the northern parts of the United States and Canada. In the winter, many flocks of Canada...

Nature's Love Affair: Goose Mating Season № 77
№ 773 Feb 2023

Nature's Love Affair: Goose Mating Season

As winter draws near, many animals begin to prepare for the long cold months ahead. For geese, this means finding a mate. Goose breeding season typically extends from mid-winter to early spring....

№ 763 Feb 2023

Housing for Geese: A Practical Build Guide

A small-flock keeper's guide to goose housing - what geese actually need, the dimensions that work, the materials that don't rot, and the predator-proofing that matters most.

Housing for Geese: A Practical Build Guide № 76
How Many Geese Are in the World? № 75
№ 753 Feb 2023

How Many Geese Are in the World?

The exact number of geese in the world is unknown. But the current estimates on goose population worldwide are between 39.0 and 39.2 million wild geese in the northern hemisphere alone. These birds...

Where Do Geese Sleep? № 73
№ 733 Feb 2023

Where Do Geese Sleep?

While most birds sleep at night, their sleeping habits differ from most mammals. Geese, in particular, are well-known for their unusual sleeping habits. So, where do geese sleep? Key Points on Where...

№ 721 Feb 2023

The Mystery of Swans: Is There a Black Variant?

Swans are large water birds with long necks and bodies. They are known for their snow-white plumage, which is why they are often associated with grace and beauty. But do black swans exist? While the...

The Mystery of Swans: Is There a Black Variant? № 72
Domesticating Beauty: Can Swans Be Kept as Pets? № 71
№ 711 Feb 2023

Domesticating Beauty: Can Swans Be Kept as Pets?

Swans are majestic birds known for their graceful movements and elegant appearance. Their long necks and snow-white feathers make them a sight to behold on any body of water. These birds have a...

№ 701 Feb 2023

Swanning Away: Can Swans Die of a Broken Heart?

Swans are often regarded as symbols of love and devotion. Many people believe that monogamous species could pass away from a broken heart if their mate dies. But can these birds actually die from a...

Swanning Away: Can Swans Die of a Broken Heart? № 70
№ 681 Feb 2023

Dangerous Beauty: Can Swans Kill You?

Swans are often seen as symbols of grace and beauty, but can these beautiful birds kill you? The short answer is no. But swan attacks could lead to accidental deaths. Although swans are not typically...

Dangerous Beauty: Can Swans Kill You? № 68