Arctic Bird Found 4,000 Miles From Home in Shocking Discovery
Arctic Bird Found 4,000 Miles From Home in Shocking Discovery
Bird watchers flocked to southern California after a tundra bean goose was discovered at Magic Johnson Park in Los Angeles. Then they noticed something wrong—its wing drooped, and it had a limp. Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center intervened and coordinated with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to catch the goose and conduct a physical examination.
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