Where do geese fly for winter every year, and where do they fly back in spring?

Wild geese fly back to the north to breed after the vernal equinox every year, and fly to the south for winter after the autumnal equinox. Goose is a famous migratory bird. Their hometown is in Siberia in the north. Because the summer in the north has long sunshine hours, abundant food and few enemies, it is very suitable for feeding young, so it always goes back to its hometown to breed offspring. ?

In winter, the north is ice and snow, and all kinds of insects, insects and plant seeds are gone. These geese can't find food to eat, so they fly to the warm south in droves.

The home of these geese is in Siberia. Every autumn and winter, they migrate to the south in droves. There are two main ways to fly: one route starts from the northeast, passes through the Yellow River and the Yangtze River valley, reaches the coastal areas of Fujian and Guangdong, and even reaches the Nanyang Islands;

The other way passes through Inner Mongolia and Qinghai, and reaches Sichuan and Yunnan, even as far away as Myanmar and India for the winter. The next year, he flew back to Siberia to lay eggs and reproduce.