In what season do wild geese generally fly south?

When early winter is approaching, there is always a flock of wild geese in the sky flying south in formation, very impressive, so in what season do wild geese fly south?

1. In what season do wild geese fly south?

Wild geese fly south in autumn, starting around September. Wild geese fly north in spring, around the 3rd day of the 3rd lunar month. When flying, wild geese pass from the northeast through the Yellow River and Yangtze River basins, reaching the coastal areas of Fujian and Guangdong, and even as far as the Malay Archipelago; or they travel from Inner Mongolia and Qinghai to Sichuan and Yunnan, and even as far as Myanmar and India to spend the winter, then fly to Siberia the following year to lay eggs and breed.

2. Are wild geese protected animals?

Wild geese are protected animals. Wild geese, also known as wild swans, swan type, large migratory birds, are class II nationally protected animals. Wild geese are full of enthusiasm and can encourage their companions, using calls to encourage their flying companions. Wild geese belong to the class Aves, family Anatidae, and are the general term for various species in the subfamily Anserinae. Common ones in China include the swan goose, greylag goose, bean goose, and white-fronted goose. Goose flocks form groups of 6, or multiples of 6, and a flock of geese is made up of several families, or rather an aggregation of several groups.

In general, wild geese fly south in autumn and north in spring, and their flight routes are consistent, then they fly to Siberia the following year to lay eggs and breed.