Canada geese are some of the most well recognized wetland birds in all of North America, and many people are familiar with the loud honking calls they make.

But what do these calls actually mean?

In today’s video you’ll learn:

• How to tell males vs female Canada geese by their voice & behavior.

• A great example of territorial behavior including body language and vocalizations.

• Comparison of territorial behavior with the Canada goose courtship greeting.

• The simple rule for how to read the intent & focus of attention with Canada goose body language.

It’s pretty amazing what you can discover with some simple observation of this ultra common wetland bird.

Canada Goose Calls In Territorial And Courtship Behavior

Enjoy!
Brian Mertins

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