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Birders

elleng

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2. These seem to be 'residents,' of which there are many in MDl

Reply to riversedge (Reply #1)

Thu Feb 16, 2023, 07:03 PM

Feb 2023

Controlling Conflicts with Resident Canada Geese in Maryland

*The information contained here describes the most effective methods available to discourage geese from settling on your property and to reduce problems with geese that have already become established on a site. >>>

https://dnr.maryland.gov/wildlife/Pages/plants_wildlife/ResGeeseProblem.aspx

Last year, a couple took over 'our' regular osprey's nest.

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Afternoon flyover, and meet up. [View all] elleng Feb 2023 OP

curious. Are the geese flying Norht already?? ...... riversedge Feb 2023 #1

These seem to be 'residents,' of which there are many in MDl elleng Feb 2023 #2