Birds of Freezeout Lake (2)
Each spring hundreds of thousands of snow geese, tens of thousands of tundra swans, and large numbers of other migratory birds arrive in Freezeout Lake Wildlife Management Area near Choteau, Montana. The birds will rest and refuel for a few days in the surrounding barely fields before moving on to their breeding areas in the arctic. The activity on the lakes is truly one of nature's spectacles.
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A small group of snow geese (anser caerulescens), which come by the thousands to Freezeout Lake each spring (sepia toned version).
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