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Volunteers wrangle captured Canada geese in a holding pen near a pond at Murray Parkway Golf
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Volunteer Hunter Cornia, 11, hands over a captured Canada goose to a state wildlife expert w
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
State wildlife workers and volunteers this week are banding "urban geese" and relo
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
A volunteer holds a captured Canada goose before handing it over to state wildlife experts t
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
A Department of Natural Resources employee places a banded Canada goose into a holding cage
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Volunteers circle a pond at Murray Parkway Golf Course early Wednesday morning to help capt
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Division of Wildlife Resources personnel use kayaks to round up a flock of Canada geese on a
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
A flock of Canda geese glides on a pond at Murray Parkway Golf Course early Wed. morning Jun
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Volunteers circle a pond at Murray Parkway Golf Course early Wednesday morning to help capt
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Volunteers wrangle captured Canada geese in a holding pen near a pond at Murray Parkway Golf Course early on June 8. State wildlife workers and volunteers this week are banding "urban geese" and relocating them to other parts of the state more suited to geese habitat. Younger geese will be taken to places where they can learn migration patterns and behavior from older, wild geese. Adult geese will go to Clear Lake (near Delta) and other locations in southern Utah.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Volunteer Hunter Cornia, 11, hands over a captured Canada goose to a state wildlife expert who will determine the bird's sex and have it weighed and banded at Murray Parkway Golf Course early on June 8. State wildlife workers and volunteers this week are banding "urban geese" and relocating them to other parts of the state more suited to geese habitat. Younger geese will be taken to places where they can learn migration patterns and behavior from older, wild geese. Adult geese will go to Clear Lake (near Delta) and other locations in southern Utah.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
State wildlife workers and volunteers this week are banding "urban geese" and relocating them to other parts of the state more suited to geese habitat. Younger geese will be taken to places where they can learn migration patterns and behavior from older, wild geese. Adult geese will go to Clear Lake (near Delta) and other locations in southern Utah.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
A volunteer holds a captured Canada goose before handing it over to state wildlife experts to determine its sex and weigh and band it at Murray Parkway Golf Course early on the morning of June 8. State wildlife workers and volunteers this week are banding "urban geese" and relocating them to other parts of the state more suited to geese habitat.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
A Department of Natural Resources employee places a banded Canada goose into a holding cage at Murray Parkway Golf Course early on the morning of June 8. State wildlife workers and volunteers this week are banding "urban geese" and relocating them to other parts of the state more suited to geese habitat. Younger geese will be taken to places where they can learn migration patterns and behavior from older, wild geese. Adult geese will go to Clear Lake (near Delta) and other locations in southern Utah.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Volunteers circle a pond at Murray Parkway Golf Course early Wednesday morning to help capture Canada geese that had settled in one of the golf course ponds. The Division of Wildlife Resources this week is banding these "urban geese" and relocating them to other parts of the state more suited to geese habitat. Younger geese will be taken to places where they can learn migration patterns and behavior from older, wild geese.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Division of Wildlife Resources personnel use kayaks to round up a flock of Canada geese on a pond at Murray Parkway Golf Course early on the morning of June 8. DWR and volunteers this week are banding "urban geese" and relocating them to other parts of the state more suited to geese habitat. Younger geese will be taken to places where they can learn migration patterns and behavior from older, wild geese.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
A flock of Canda geese glides on a pond at Murray Parkway Golf Course early Wed. morning June 8. Minutes later they were captured by the Utah Department of Natural Resources and volunteers. State wildlife workers and volunteers this week are banding "urban geese" and relocating them to other parts of the state more suited to geese habitat. Younger geese will be taken to places where they can learn migration patterns and behavior from older, wild geese. Adult geese will go to Clear Lake (near Delta) and other locations in southern Utah.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Volunteers circle a pond at Murray Parkway Golf Course early Wednesday morning to help capture Canada geese that had settled in one of the golf course ponds. The Division of Wildlife Resources this week is banding these "urban geese" and relocating them to other parts of the state more suited to geese habitat. Younger geese will be taken to places where they can learn migration patterns and behavior from older, wild geese.