- GEESE
- Brants
- Canadian ___
- Flock members
- Gaggle members
- Simpletons
- Gaggle group
- Silly ones
- V-formation fliers
- Flying wedge
- Canadian fliers
- They're key in a down market
- Gooses?
- British birds in "The Aristocats"
- Skein formers
- Six ___ a-laying . . .
- Pond dwellers
- They flock together
- Seasonal travelers
- Some honkers
- V flyers
- Where to get down
- Fatheads present on December 30 (5)
- V travelers
- High V?
- Sixth day of Christmas gift
- Overhead honkers
- Honkers
- V formers
- Skein members
- Down providers
- Fliers in a V
- Sixth-day Christmas gift
- Canada ___ (graceful birds)
- You get down from them
- Foie-gras sources
- V-formation group
- Winter migrators
- Word sung exactly seven times in a Christmas carol
- They have a point in the air
- They're often used as guards against chicken predators on farms
- Magellan called penguins "black" these
- Nenes, e.g.
- Gaggle gals
- They fly in formation
- They may form a V for vendetta upon your car's hood
- Heavy fliers
- Makers of a V
- See 49-Down
- Vee formation fliers
- Airborne honkers
- Honkers in the sky
- V makers, at times
- Animals in a skein
- Fliers in a skein
- Flying honkers
- Skein game?
- Fly Away Home flyers
- Honking flyers
- Ninnies
- Gaggle gang
- Honking flock
- Gaggle animals
- Silliness analogues
- They honk and hiss
- You can get down from them
- Silly fliers
- Gift for the sixth day of Christmas
- Symbols of silliness
- Big honkers
- Honkers without horns
- Hissing honkers
- Hunted birds
- Birds in a gaggle
- Some Canadian migrants
- They're a-laying in a carol
- V aviators
- Canadian birds that seem to poop wherever I walk
- V-fliers
- Migratory flock
- Fools
- Canadian birds
- Flock fellows
- Foolish ones
- Migratory types
- Skein group
- Ganders' mates
- Honking swimmers
- Members of a gaggle
- Canada fliers
- Silly birds
- Honkers in a gaggle
- Silly sorts
- Honkers in flight
- Noodleheads
- Do __ See God?: Jon Agee palindrome book
- Canada __
- Skein fliers
- Sky honkers
- Migratory birds
- V-formation birds
- Canada honkers
- Formation fliers
- Hornless honkers
- Inane ones
- Monogamous waterfowl
- Noisy migratory birds
- Holiday song sextet
- Former goslings
- Noisy fliers
- Six __ a-laying ...
- Honking birds
- Skein makeup
- Grown goslings
- V-formation flyers
- Down source
- Sextet after the golden rings
- Parts of some V's
- The Twelve Days of Christmas half-dozen
- Gaggle creatures
- Gosling parents
- Flock fliers
- V constituents
- Foolish people
- Honking fliers
- Aquatic birds
- Swans' relatives
- 51 Across relatives
- Duck relatives
- Formation flyers
- Sillies
- Swan relatives
- Birds flying in V's
- Gaggle birds
- Members of the flock
- Goofballs
- Saps
- Birds in gaggles
- Birds that honk
- Frequent feeders on Washington lawns
- Half-dozen in a carol
- Christmas carol sextet
- Layers of song
- V-shaped fliers
- Web-footed birds
- Formation-flying birds
- Waterfowl
- Large water birds
- Noel sextet
- V up high
- Water birds
- Web-footed fliers
- Yuletide sextet
- They're always feeling down
- Blockheads
- They make a gaggle
- Foie gras animals
- Gift on the sixth day
- A-laying Christmas gift
- Christmas gift before swans
- Gift after golden rings
- It's easy to get down from them
- Birds who once saved Rome.
- Ganders.
- Birds.
- They saved Rome from the Gauls.
- Legend says they saved Rome.
- Legendary saviors of Rome, 390 B. C.
- Honkers flying south.
- Turkeys' rivals as Christmas fare.
- Barnyard birds.
- Barnyard hissers.
- Silly creatures.
- They go south in winter.
- Very silly folk.
- Wild birds of Canada.
- Dodos.
- Graylags.
- Tomnoddies.
- Fox and ___.
- Fowl.
- Barnyard fowls.
- Large birds.
- Michaelmas birds.
- Webfeet.
- Brants and quinks.
- Wild fowl.
- Silly people.
- Migrating birds.
- Gannets.
- Flyway phenomena.
- Gatherers in gaggles
- Farmyard denizens.
- Barnacles and graylags.
- Gaggle components
- Solan and gannet
- Gaggle units
- Silly persons
- Canada and snow
- Fall exports from Canada
- Canadian transients
- Farm birds
- Embdens, e.g.
- Transients from Canada
- Brants, e.g.
- Embden and Toulouse
- Graylags or Embdens
- Quinks or brants
- Quinks, e.g.
- Toulouses
- Graylags and quinks
- Anserine creatures
- Swans' cousins
- They mate for life
- Embden and quink
- They gather in gaggles
- Foxes' quarry
- Gaggle gatherers
- Kin of ducks
- Quink and Embden
- They hang high at Yuletide
- Ones getting you down?
- Tessellated creatures in Escher prints
- ...the _____ are getting fat: "Beggar's Rhyme"
- They come in skeins
- Cacklers
- Specklebreasts, e.g.
- Imbeciles
- Skein components
- Fliers in V's
- Some Canadian fliers
- Whiteheads, e.g.
- Followers
- Ones in a flight pattern?
- Stupidheads
- Blind followers
- Farmyard honkers
- Some layers
- They'll get you down
- Orderly fliers
- Parts of a V formation
- V formation, often
- V formation members
- Flying wedge members?
- Six layers of a song?
- Birds flying in a V formation
- Ones flying south for the winter
- Canada ___
- Six ___ a-laying (gift in a Christmas song)
- Ones flying in formation
- Ones in a gaggle
- They come to a point while flying
- Certain gifts in "The 12 Days of Christmas"
- Pond swimmers
- V components
- Snow ___
- With 50-Across, it's represented by 15 squares in an appropriate arrangement in this puzzle
- Big V, maybe
- Simple sorts
- They return north in the spring
- Birds that fly in V's
- Featherbrains
- V composition, perhaps
- Chuckleheads
- Noisy flight crew?
- One of the 12 gifts of Christmas
- They're seen going south in the fall
- Birds that cronk
- The 12 Days of Christmas sextet
- Flappers in a gaggle
- Plural that makes one wonder why there aren't any meese
- V-six or V-twelve?
- Flying V
- Fliers in formation
- Skein units
- Ducks' kin
- Honking birds in a "V" formation
- Wild birds in a Mary Oliver poem
- Barenaked Ladies: "Here Come the ___"
- Cruachan "Lament for the Wild ___"
- Joshua James song about birds?
- Fly Away Home birds
- Gifts in "The Twelve Days of Christmas"
- Paragons of silliness
- Certain wildfowl
- Gaggle's makeup
- Birds a-laying on Day 6 of "The Twelve Days of Christmas"
- They travel in formation
- Where folks get down?
- Vee flyers
- Canadian migrants
- Nene and brant
- Silly ones, informally
- 6th day of Christmas gift
- They fly in skeins
- Canada and snow, e.g.
- Fly Away Home creatures
- Where you can get down
- Birds flying in a vee formation
- Migratory aquatic birds
- Birds that make a gaggle
- Brants and ganders
- This puzzle's theme
- Flyers in a V
- Large migratory birds
- Large migratory fliers
- Silly bunch
- V birds
- Birds in a V
- Brits' Christmas birds
- Long-necked birds
- Parents of goslings
- Birds "a laying" in "The Twelve Days of Christmas"
- Birds that fly in a V formation
- They fly in V formations
- Canada birds
- Do ___ See God? (palindromic book)
- Birds in a formation
- Canada ___ (wild birds)
- Canadian flyers
- Fouling fowl to some
- Web-footed honkers
- Foolish folk
- Birds in V formations
- Birds that honk in flight
- Birds that love golf courses
- Boobs
- Anser and Branta
- 19 Across, en masse
- Anserine birds
- Some Canadian creatures
- A-laying Christmas gifts
- Canada ___ (birds)
- Silly ones in a gaggle
- Migratory fliers
- Barnyard gaggle
- Migratory honkers
- Components of a flying V
- They often fly in a "V" formation
- Birds that fly in V formations
- Birds in a flying V
- Foolish fellows
- Certain honkers
- Dimwits
- Silly group
- Delta fliers?
- Flying V makeup
- V six or V eight, maybe
- V makers
- You might get down from them
- Silly folks
- V members
- Flyers in V's
- Birds that get in formation
- Participants in some flying formations
