A gaggle of Canadian geese was spotted on the road in Stanley Park, Vancouver.

The clip, filmed on May 12 shows over a dozen geese walking across the road and pecking at the grass verge.

The filmer told NewsflareL "Stanley Park was closed to cars on April 8 to reduce the number of people in the park to allow physical distancing and more space for outdoor exercise during the COVID-19 pandemic. The closure has been wildly successful and the park’s animals are thriving without the noise and pollution from cars."

This video was taken on North Lagoon Drive in Stanley Park Vancouver and shows several adult Canadian Geese shepherding a large group of goslings across a quiet, empty road. The only sounds are rain drops and chirping birds. Stanley Park was closed to cars on 8 April 2020 to reduce the number of people in the park to allow physical distancing and more space for outdoor exercise during the Covid 19 pandemic. The closure has been wildly successful and the Park’s animals are thriving without the noise and pollution from cars.

Having just crossed North Lagoon Drive in Stanley Park, a large group of Canadian Geese and their goslings search for food in the grass. Cars were banned from Stanley Park by the Park Board from 8 April to reduce people in the park and facilitate physical distancing and outdoor exercise during the Covid 19 pandemic. The Park’s animals are thriving free of car noise and pollution.