The "flyways" are pretty specific from what I've seen/read. I am (thankfully) right under one for the Canada geese and for the snow geese.

I love seeing them fly over. I don't think this is a flyway or I'd have seen or heard them by now.

Would be interesting to find a more detailed map of the Atlantic flyway.

Being as close to the ocean as we are the Canadian Geese drive the farmers crazy when they begin their flocks...the white ones keep moving on but the other ones do not fly much farther south than here. Why here I do not know but I do know they poop so much they are complaining it is making some water unsafe due to the amount because of the number of geese remaining here instead of going on South. They will soon be in the corn fields by the thousands. The white ones come later.

LOL JB I know just what you mean! When I lived on CT I used to think the Canadian geese were so cool (and they were) but during the fall the population would get so large sometimes it would be difficult to avoid walking on their poop on the way to work-- it was everywhere on sidewalks, grass, you name it. :-b