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Aransas National Wildlife Refuge. Neither were we in Florida, where non-migrating whooping cranes have been reintroduced since 1993. We were in a place where ... establishing a second migrating flock to help safeguard the remaining wild migrating flock out west (called the Aransas/Wood Buffalo flock) and the second, eight-year old introduced non-migratory flock in Florida, managed ...
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United States. In 2001, a flock made its first migration to Florida’s Chassahowitzka NWR ...
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Science and the Environment Bulletin: Watching Whoopers: Monitoring Crucial To Recovery
Wood Buffalo National Park. The 21 members of the flock were the last whooping cranes in the world, a smaller non-migrating flock in ... put a migrating flock in place in Wisconsin--has scientists on both sides of the border experimenting with the use of trucks and ultralight planes to teach captive-bred cranes the migrating behaviour ...
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Science and the Environment Bulletin: Coming Home
To equip these captive-bred cranes with foraging skills—and to ... have been introduced to Florida to establish a new, non-migrating wild population. This flock, which now numbers about 73 birds, is still ... short grass and to roost on water. Establishing a new migrating flock of Whooping Cranes is a bigger challenge, since the birds ...
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Journey North: Whooping Crane Spring 2007
See answers to last week's Craniac Treasure Hunt, and check the whereabouts of the world's wild whoopers. Whooping Crane Migration Update: March 10, 2006 What?! Two chicks already migrating? They aren't the ultralight -led chicks in Florida, so who are they? Twelve adult Eastern cranes are also migrating! Get to know the flock with our Craniac Treasure ...
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Journey North Whooping Cranes
Thanks to the efforts of WCEP’s members, there are now 70 wild, migrating cranes in eastern North America, which was part of their historic range. (Photo Overview >>) Each ... Cranes Now? (The number of migratory whooping cranes as of July 15, 2008) Western Flock Eastern Flock Journey North is pleased to feature this educational adventure made possible by the Whooping Crane ...
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Journey North Whooping Cranes
What are the least favorable weather conditions for migrating cranes? What do migrating whoopers do during bad weather? How do whooping cranes find their way when ... birds know the way back home by themselves? Why is the new Wisconsin/Florida migratory flock called nonessential experimental? What is the reintroduction goal in Wisconsin? What will it take to ...
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Exploring the Mono Basin on Bike or Foot
This calendar, then, makes up for our seeming neglect of Mono's wonderful surroundings ... out his hay on the rocks to dry. Or, upon a snowfield, you see a flock of rosy finches feeding on frozen insects. Or, under a waterfall, a dipper flying in ...
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Suburban Raffle
Fergus Falls. “I’ve been listening and watching for years as Cal has pointed to each and every duck and flock weâ ...
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EEK! - Critter Corner - The Trumpeter Swan
This helps them get ready for migrating south just before the temperature reaches freezing. Cygnets stay with their parents through their first winter, migrating back north to the breeding area in ... in the 1930s when the Red Rock Lakes NWR was established, there was also a flock of trumpeter swans that survived in remote parts of Alaska and western Canada. Those flocks ...
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