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Sunrise this morning I was amazed to see thosands of people at the Fort for the first arrival of the cranes.
I'd guess 3000 people.

Awesome. i can't believe they those folks flew in ultralights in this weather. I can't imagine how cold that was. I guess that means the birds made it here.

Here's something that was educational about whooping crane migration to me (4 min video)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGX52B9i ... re=related

Hey lit, I got seven cameras and you can use one next time to take some pictures.

jsuber wrote:Hey lit, I got seven cameras and you can use one next time to take some pictures.

Nice. Actually better than what I expected, I figured something about what they taste like.
I did have my camera but sometimes picture taking gets in the way of really being there.
I'm guessing that'll sound a little complicated so don't think about it too much.
Appreciate the camera offer though.

Littoral wrote:Sunrise this morning I was amazed to see thosands of people at the Fort for the first arrival of the cranes.
I'd guess 3000 people.

I just figured since you were expounding on it so much (HAHA) a picture might be worth a thousand words.

Very interesting video.

I guess we need to keep our fingers crossed as to whether this flock will survive and reproduce.

lordsfisher wrote:Here's something that was educational about whooping crane migration to me (4 min video)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGX52B9i ... re=related

Great video - thanks. Sad about the birds that died in the storms in Florida. I hope this group survives to make several trips.