I think they are the white fronted , or possibly snow geese?? They have been flying over by the thousands for the last hour. I see them every year, but never in this magnitude and they are LOUD. Seriously, I bet over 10k so far!?

What are they??

Probably snow geese.

Does anyone know that when Geese fly in the "V" formation why one side is always longer than the other?

because they don't know how to count.

That is what I thought, so I went online to hear the sounds, I'm up in the air, wife thinks they sounded like the White fronted geese? I have seen them for 50+ years flying back and forth each year and always thought snow geese. Sounds is unmistakable and usually how I know they are over head.

Are they headed north?

RIGHT!, Only good camera we have, my daughter broke! I'm leaning towards the White fronted goose after listening to a couple websites. Neighbor texted me asking if I was "seeing all the dam geese" LOL they where easily into 10k+, wave after wave.

Saw more honkers overhead today. They are really moving.

Yes, with a good tail wind, probably 2500-3000'

That's close enough. A young kiddo told me this joke, he said cause theres more Geese on that side. Lol

I haven't seen geese moving north yet, but we saw a ton of sandhill cranes moving north this week.

They don't suffer from OCD?

I bet they weren't geese at all. Probably cranes. I'd bet money on it.

Had a bunch of Sandhills roost next to the house tonight.

Delicious birds, they are. I don't think I could handle a temptation such as that.

Sneaky, you could be right, or wonder if it was a mixture of birds? Was the "coolest" thing I have seen this far from a large body of water.

We are having thousands of geese fly over every afternoon. They got my pickup in three spots Wednesday.

LOL, that's funny, I was outside welding when it started, my wife ran out and told me to look up since I couldn't hear it. Sound was deafening and hard to distinguish "one sound", Only time I remember birds making that much noise, was around 1976 when we lived in Sugarland. My dad took us to some wildlife place towards LA (swamps is what I remember and NOISE) With that much racket, I can understand why some of you fellas "chute'm"

If they were snows and blues you should be able to tell by the sound. They have a very distinctive call.

Well I figured it out today when a small flock came over and I had my binos ready, Sneaky was right, Cranes!!! It also was easier to hear them when there wasn't so many.

That they are! It was awesome. I was watching them fly over and they put on their brakes made a turn and went down to an old crusher pit.

Thats interesting because I saw a lot yesterday afternoon around 3pm high over my house here in Gonzales County. It was easily a few hundred or so and they were way up there.