Whoop-de-Do for Cranes ; First Chicks Hatched in East U.S. In Decades
The Washington Times › June 28, 2006
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A pair of whooping cranes has hatched two chicks in central Wisconsin, marking the first young of the species to be hatched in the wild in the eastern United States in more than 100 years.
The new arrivals will join about two dozen young cranes that will be added this year to a second migratory flock of the endangered birds that is being established in North America.See the full content of this document
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Whoop-de-Do for Cranes ; First Chicks Hatched in East U.S. In Decades
Operation Migration, the nonprofit group trying to build the flock, posted photos on its Web s...
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