This gallery features migrating Arctic Snow Geese in singles, pairs and groups, during their stop overs in the tidal saltwater mud-flats, and marshes of the Fraser Delta, B.C. Canada. With the coming of winter large flocks of Snow Geese migrate from Wrangell Island in the eastern Siberian Arctic, with large numbers wintering in the Fazer-Skagit area of the Pacific Northwest. A variety of camera bodies and lens include the 20D and Canon 300 f/4, the 400 f/5.6 L in 2004. In 2005 the 1DmkII & 500/4. In the Autumn of 2007, photos with the 40D added. For full enjoyment and optimum quality click and view at original size. Your comments on photographs and votes on individual photographs is appreciated.