October 29, 2005 Migration Day 16 Photo Operation Migration Grounded in. . .WIND-iana +0 Miles Despite a forecast of calm morning air, gusty winds blew from the south. It was windy enough to ground the migration in Benton County, Indiana. Yet, 5 miles away from the pen location the air was indeed calm. Are the winds teasing the team again this year? It's happened so many times in the past that the team has dubbed this state WIND-iana. Oh well. The team will do their laundry and other chores that have piled up over the past few busy days, and hope to fly tomorrow. Track the Migration Use our map or make your own with this migration data. (Click map to enlarge.) Keep a Migration Journal • Today's Question: Think about the team and the crane-kids. What are some advantages of having a day off now and then? What disadvantages can you think of? Write about a time when you worked hard toward a goal, but took a break. What was the effect? • History: Where was the migration on this date last year? Check the archives! Click on 2004 to find out. Make a prediction in your journal about when you think the migration will reach the end. Migration Journal Journey North is pleased to feature this educational adventure presented in cooperation with the Whooping Crane Eastern Partnership (WCEP). Copyright 2005 Journey North. All Rights Reserved. Please send all questions, comments, and suggestions to our feedback form.