Another
Soggy, Windy Day (+0
Miles)
October 18, 2007: Migration Day 6
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Cranes
don't mind this soggy weather because they've got
the right feet. Download
this picture and have a caption contest in your classroom! Photo Richard van Heuvelen |
No go. "It has rained so much in central Wisconsin in
the last week," writes senior pilot Joe Duff, "that . . .instead
of leading
the
birds south with ultralight aircraft we are going to build an
ark and load them two by two." Joe is kidding,
but the weather forecast remains gloomy. Please join us in hoping
the weather changes SOON!
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In the Classroom
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Today's Journal Question:(a) How would you describe a crane's foot? (See photo at top.) Draw the tracks you think cranes make!
(b-for-bonus) live on land and in water. How are their feet and legs suitable for both field and pond or marsh? For help with your answer, see Crane Adaptations: The Legs and Feet.
Journey
North is pleased to feature this educational adventure presented in
cooperation with the Whooping
Crane Eastern Partnership (WCEP). © 1997 – 2019 Journey North. All rights reserved.
