Seasonal Snows

[PHOTOESSAY] It's mid-May on the Hudson Bay lowlands. The breadbasket of the Central Flyway. The tundra and tidal flats remain patched with snow. And the clouds are rolling in . . . . Clouds of geese, that is. Millions of snows returning to nest. A special spring season serves to lessen their impact on fragile habitat. Won't you do your part? Hunting is for white geese only. Pass-shooting from natural blinds at wave upon wave of birds. Producing "snowmen" of a different sort.

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