It took me long enough, but I finally got a tutorial posted for the most recent version of my "Spiraled" series. Just click here.

Now on to those flying geese, one of the basic quilting building blocks! Starting with the most basic, Pat/Pat Sloan has a straight-forward tutorial for single sew and flip flying geese. There's even a video(!) plus a handy 'formula' for making geese one at a time. [quilterpatsloan]

Shannon/pieceful kwilter shares her tutorial for stitching a batch of No Waste Flying Geese. Multiples, oh yeah. [piecefulkwilter]

Of course there's gotta be a wonky version. Meet Jenifer/42 Quilts' wonky flying geese.
[jeniferdick]

Annnnd, thanks to Michael Ann/Michael Ann Made, Foundation Pieced Flying Geese. For you avid paper-piecers, Michael Ann even has tutorials for a Tiny Geese Keychain and Lanyard. [michaelannn]

Now for some quilts! Rachel/Snippets of Sweetness used half-square triangles to create flying geese blocks for her Geese Over Fields. [snippetsofsweetness]
 

Joanna/The Fifty Factor created her Purple Flying Geese quilt with a multitude of prints and solids.

The Big Geese quilt made by Rebecca/bryan house quilts was also made from half-square triangles. Lucky us, Rebecca also shared a tutorial. [bryanhousequilts]

Lindsay/Lindsay Stead's Collection Quilt 1 uses geese that are not only large, but elongated. Even with a very controlled and neutral palette, Lindsay's quilt makes a strong statement.
[lindsay_stead]

The Flying Geese Mini Quilt by Lindsey/Fort Worth Fabric Studio is unique in that it uses flying geese blocks of several different sizes. [fwfabricstudio]

And last, but by no means least are the intricate paper-pieced geese by Kelly/jeli quilts. Many done in minute detail, you'll find a variety of delightful patterns in Kelly's Craftsy shop. [jeliquilts]