On the Ground (+0 Miles) November 8, 2006: Migration Day 35 In Boone County, Indiana, the team waited a few hours at the ready, hoping for the fog to clear enough to fly. It didn't happen. They finally had to call it a down day. The fog cleared up, but the winds turned. In the Classroom Today's Journal Question: Meanwhile, 13 Whooping cranes in the new flock have begun migration. They include cranes #502, 503 and 507 — who arrived at the Florida winter home Nov. 6!. How long did it take hese three to make their first unassisted journey south? Why can the wild cranes travel so much faster than the cranes and planes? Help the Cranes and Planes Reach Florida! Map Daily News The Chicks The Team   Journey North is pleased to feature this educational adventure presented in cooperation with the Whooping Crane Eastern Partnership (WCEP). Copyright 2006 Journey North. All Rights Reserved. Please send all questions, comments, and suggestions to our feedback form.