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Domestic News October 6, 1960

The Glacier Reporter

Browning, Glacier County, Montana

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Around 2,000 snow geese arrived at Alkali Lake south of Cut Bank, Montana, this week, heralding the migration of hundreds of thousands of waterfowl including Canada geese and whistling swans through the state to southern winter grounds.

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Geese Starting To
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Snow geese, some 2,000 in all, made their first stop in Montana this week at Alkali lake, just south of Cut Bank, on their way south for the winter. The geese are forerunners of hundreds of thousands of waterfowl, including the Canada goose, whistling swans and other migratory birds, which rest at sites in Montana enroute to their winter headquarters in southern states.

Montana is a focal point for migratory waterfowl in that birds from three flyways pass through the state on their way to the wintering grounds in the south.

Canada geese, or honkers, predominate in Montana's wild goose population.

What sub-type of article is it?

Bird Migration Wildlife

What keywords are associated?

Snow Geese Montana Migration Waterfowl Canada Geese Alkali Lake

Where did it happen?

Alkali Lake, Just South Of Cut Bank, Montana

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Alkali Lake, Just South Of Cut Bank, Montana

Event Date

This Week

Event Details

Snow geese, some 2,000 in all, made their first stop in Montana this week at Alkali lake, just south of Cut Bank, on their way south for the winter. The geese are forerunners of hundreds of thousands of waterfowl, including the Canada goose, whistling swans and other migratory birds, which rest at sites in Montana enroute to their winter headquarters in southern states. Montana is a focal point for migratory waterfowl in that birds from three flyways pass through the state on their way to the wintering grounds in the south. Canada geese, or honkers, predominate in Montana's wild goose population.

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