r/woahdude • u/-LazyViking- • Mar 03 '25

audio Caught under a massive geese migration.

Turn up the volume.

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u/easybee Mar 03 '25

The first Canadian goose battalion has flown!

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u/gooseseason Mar 03 '25

How's the radar cross-section of a goose? Can we count on the element of surprise, or will we be relying on overwhelming numbers?

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u/people_skills Mar 03 '25

Some poor towns sports fields about to be wrecked 

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u/Billbeachwood Mar 03 '25

Man, that is one of those images you'd hope to flash back to right before you die.

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u/MurdBirder Mar 03 '25

with a gorgeous sunset too?? extremely cool video.

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u/Enki_007 Mar 03 '25

You may notice that for each of those V formations, one side is always a bit longer than the other. Know why that is?

More geese.

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u/TheFudge Mar 03 '25

Is this normal? I know that geese migrate but is the number of them in this video a normal migration?

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u/747mech Mar 03 '25

Saskatchewan in October.

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u/itsmeadill Mar 03 '25

Which camera do you have?

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u/siXcu Mar 03 '25

Data collection

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u/Microschuft Mar 03 '25

I feel something like love and peace when I see migratory birds on their long journey. It feels so good that they are back every year. Yes, I'm honest, then a tear likes to roll out of the eye. A warm welcome to every traveler!

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u/palavraciu Mar 03 '25

Niels Hooolgersooon ♫

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u/glass__jaw Mar 03 '25

Don’t look up. Keep your mouth closed.

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u/sowhowantsburgers Mar 04 '25

My brain: Oh shit! Something bad is about to happen. The animals are always the first to know.

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u/0x0MG Mar 04 '25

Every disaster movie I've ever seen says that you should always run away from whatever the birds are leaving.

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u/1VeryRarePearl Mar 04 '25

I also would like to see that.

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u/crabsis1337 Mar 05 '25

No joke I think this group or another one of similar size stopped on my lake in the fall on their way down from Canada. Thousands of them,  I couldn't sleep they were so loud

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u/questarevolved 28d ago

What are the geese saying/communicating to each other?

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u/Relevant_Ad_4527 21d ago

I live in the pacific flyway, I often see flocks of this size flying. It never ceases to amaze me.