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Molting makes area Canada geese even more ubiquitous
Birds typically lose flight feathers in June, July
Canada geese at the pond in the Edgewood neighborhood of Statesboro preen and groom themselves in the middle of molting season. The birds are flightless as their feathers are replenished.
Canada geese at the pond in the Edgewood neighborhood of Statesboro preen and groom themselves in the middle of molting season. The birds are flightless as their feathers are replenished.
Canada geese are plentiful in the Statesboro and Bulloch County area. They thrive almost anywhere. In neighborhood ponds, office complexes and parks.
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