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Canada goslings are among the newest residents of Pea island National Wildlife Refuge. Most of the Canada geese on the refuge during the winter months are migratory and have already migrated out. But over the years, a few pairs have stayed on refuge all year. Canada geese are known for flying in V-formation and for their loud honking. Most Canada goose pairs stay together for life. The goslings may stay with the parents for their entire first year.

The Coastal Wildlife Refuge Society is the official nonprofit support group for National Wildlife Refuges in Eastern North Carolina and shared this information on behalf of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife service.

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