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John aka#404 · 10-14-2008, 04:20 PM

Hello everyone.

Just wanted to start a thread on my recent observations of geese flying west-northwest vs. south.

I have seen this in previous years and seemed to be due to a mild winter.

However, because of all the pole shift (both magnetic and physical) discussions over the years , I was wondering if it's possible that any magnetic shifting could be the reason. Further, if so, the change is pretty drastic if they are flying west-northwest.

SO.... if I am missing something and not thought of, please post your thoughts and knowledge.

Also, if you have seen similar anomalies, please post your observations.

[EDIT]
I wanted to add that every year I notice the migration and it has always been the "Winter's coming" sign for me. This year every time I have heard the geese, I look up and sure enough they are flying to Alaska... well that direction anyway.

I will update this thread with my daily observations.

Mon. 13-Oct-2008
* two groups of canadian geese separate times flying west-northwest

[EDIT done]

Thanks

-John

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10-14-2008, 04:20 PM	#1
John aka#404 Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Alberta, Canada Posts: 339	Birds, Geese... migration direction Hello everyone. Just wanted to start a thread on my recent observations of geese flying west-northwest vs. south. I have seen this in previous years and seemed to be due to a mild winter. However, because of all the pole shift (both magnetic and physical) discussions over the years , I was wondering if it's possible that any magnetic shifting could be the reason. Further, if so, the change is pretty drastic if they are flying west-northwest. SO.... if I am missing something and not thought of, please post your thoughts and knowledge. Also, if you have seen similar anomalies, please post your observations. [EDIT] I wanted to add that every year I notice the migration and it has always been the "Winter's coming" sign for me. This year every time I have heard the geese, I look up and sure enough they are flying to Alaska... well that direction anyway. I will update this thread with my daily observations. Mon. 13-Oct-2008 * two groups of canadian geese separate times flying west-northwest [EDIT done] Thanks -John . This thread brought to you by "Peepers" (thanks Norval): Peepers - the foreman of the boat work. Last edited by John aka#404; 10-15-2008 at 03:40 PM.