Canada Goosebumps at Wrigley: Feathered Fan Moves In

April 9, 2025 in Funny – Be the first to comment

Actual photo of Wrigley Field's newest resident

There’s a new fan at Wrigley Field—and she’s got feathers.

A Canada Goose recently found her way into the bleachers at Chicago’s iconic ballpark, home of the Cubs. Instead of honking for hot dogs, she picked a prime seat and settled right in.

Wrigley staff spotted the fluffy visitor and kindly blocked off part of the bleachers to give her a safe spot to nest (if she is indeed nesting -- whether or not she's on eggs is presently unknown).

Is she a big Cubs fan? Probably! (At least, we hope she is. We here at Birdorable are.)

One thing’s for sure: this goose hit a home run with her seat choice.

Read more about the Wrigley Field goose at MLB.com.

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