Tag Archive: canada geese (22)

Keep Golf Courses & Parks Clean with Laser Bird Control

MBM Blogs

September 26, 2023
Autumn is a time of crisp air, sunny days, and migrating birds. Endless “V’s” of Canada geese glide overhead, then descend like an invading army on any patch of green they can find – including golf courses and parks. The Mess Left Behind by Geese When geese invade, they trample... Read More

Deter Birds From Golf Courses & Parks with Humane Lasers

WGC Indy Blogs

September 26, 2023
Autumn is a time of crisp air, sunny days, and migrating birds. Endless “V’s” of Canada geese glide overhead, then descend like an invading army on any patch of green they can find – including golf courses and parks. The Droppings Geese Leave Behind When geese invade, they trample grass,... Read More

Laser Bird Control for Golf Courses & Parks

WGC Blogs

September 26, 2023
Autumn is a time of crisp air, sunny days, and migrating birds. Endless “V’s” of Canada geese glide overhead, then descend like an invading army on any patch of green they can find – including golf courses and parks. The Mess Geese Leave Behind When geese invade, they trample grass,... Read More

Molting Season Means Geese Are on the Move

WGC Indy Blogs

May 9, 2023
The late spring and early summer months can be active ones for Canada geese. Pairs of monogamous geese typically nest in April and May. Once their goslings hatch, the family tends to stay in location until the end of the summer. However, if the nesting site lacks the resources that... Read More

Look Out for Increased Geese Activity This Molt Season

MBM Blogs

May 9, 2023
The late spring and early summer months can be active ones for Canada geese. Pairs of monogamous geese typically nest in April and May. Once their goslings hatch, the family tends to stay in location until the end of the summer. However, if the nesting site lacks the resources that... Read More

Molt Season is Almost Here, Watch Out for Geese on the Move

WGC Blogs

May 9, 2023
The late spring and early summer months can be active ones for Canada geese. Pairs of monogamous geese typically nest in April and May. Once their goslings hatch, the family tends to stay in location until the end of the summer. However, if the nesting site lacks the resources that... Read More

How Geese Survive the Winter Months

WGC Blogs

December 6, 2022
The Canada geese habitat gradually becomes inhospitable during the fall and winter months and geese, along with countless other species, must migrate to warmer places to meet their dietary needs. Although their natural migration is usually southward or toward lakes, in recent years the goose population has been steadily increasing... Read More

How Do Geese Survive in the Winter Months?

WGC Indy Blogs

December 6, 2022
The Canada geese habitat gradually becomes inhospitable during the fall and winter months and geese, along with countless other species, must migrate to warmer places to meet their dietary needs. Although their natural migration is usually southward or toward lakes, in recent years the goose population has been steadily increasing... Read More

Geese Survival in the Winter Months

MBM Blogs

December 6, 2022
The Canada geese habitat gradually becomes inhospitable during the fall and winter months and geese, along with countless other species, must migrate to warmer places to meet their dietary needs. Although their natural migration is usually southward or toward lakes, in recent years the goose population has been steadily increasing... Read More

The New Neighbors are Not Happy to Meet You

WGC Indy Blogs

March 8, 2022
It’s nesting season for Canada geese and property owners across the Midwest will soon have new neighbors in unexpected places. It can be difficult to understand a goose family’s choice of location for building their nest; they frequently choose spots near busy retail and commercial entrances, seemingly undeterred by the... Read More