Photo Molly MonroeUSFWS Cackling Canada Goose Observations 2006 2011 Dusky Canada Goose Observations 2002 2011 Cackling Canada geese historically wintered in the Central Valley of California However the majority of their population now winters in ID: 64569
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Willamette Valley Conservation Study Conserving America’s Great Outdoors Dusky Canada and Cackling Canada Goose Observations Dusky Canada geese have suffered dramatic population declines due to changes on their nesting grounds and are a species of concern that requires special management considerations. Photo: Molly Monroe/USFWS Cackling Canada Goose Observations 2006 - 2011 Dusky Canada Goose Observations 2002 - 2011 Cackling Canada geese historically wintered in the Central Valley of California. However, the majority of their population now winters in the Willamette Valley, where they forage primarily on agricultural crops such as rye grass. Photo: Molly Monroe/USFWS July 2012