Mi casa is .9 miles from the Rio Grande. if I was inclined to hunt I could do it from my back porch in a bathrobe.
Canada geese are headed south. that means the weather will go sour in two weeks. get your outdoor projects finished or under cover
if you get up at the crack of dawn and the sun is barely above the mountains to the east the sunlight hits the bottom of their wings. it looks like a quarter mile long bit of Christmas tree tinsel floating southward.
I don't know about tariffs, but they'll have to be photographed, possibly be fingerprinted (that ought to be interesting...) or have a DNA swab taken when they cross the border. Might also have to put up a visa bond.
Years ago all of the ones around here, NE Ohio, stopped migrating now they are just here 365 days a year. My understanding is that the young learn to migrate from the adults and when the adults stopped migrating the migratory pattern ended.
We have a group that breed and hang out here all year - there's a lake. However, once all the lakes and ponds freeze over they're gone. Actually the Canada geese aren't all that bad. But Snow geese? Not good neighbors!