Winter weather drives geese seldom seen in the state to Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania’s winter skies delivered an unusual spectacle this season, as a convergence of weather systems and migration dynamics produced one of the most notable goose fallouts the commonwealth has seen in years.
Across central and western Pennsylvania, observers documented snow geese, Ross’s geese, greater white-fronted geese and even a rare hybrid — species that are either uncommon or typically scarce in the state. The event drew attention from hunters, birders, and wildlife managers alike.

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