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Tag Archives: Freezout Lake snow geese
March Gladness
The snow geese are landing, the eagles are in their nests, and the meadowlarks have found their favorite fence posts. Nature keeps on truckin’, and all’s well in this little corner of the world… Happy spring!
Posted in Birding, Montana, Nature, Outdoors, Photography
Tagged bald eagles nesting, Freezout Lake NWR, Freezout Lake snow geese, spring in Montana
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It’s Snowing Geese!
The snow geese are migrating, and earlier this week they were headed right for me. I’d heard that there were 35,000 snow geese at Freezout Lake in central Montana, so one afternoon we loaded up the camper and ended up … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Birding, Camping, Montana, Nature, Outdoors, Wildlife
Tagged Freezout Lake, Freezout Lake snow geese, Snow Geese, Snow Geese migration
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Off the Beaten Path: Hikes, Backpacks, and Travels 