Un-flyable
Winds (+0
Miles)
November 14, 2007: Migration Day 33
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Photo Operation
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It's a beautiful day in Morgan County, Indiana, but the team will be stuck here for a 4th day. Why? "WSW surface winds favor a flight plan to Philadelphia, and aloft, it looks like we'd be blown to St. Louis, Missouri," reported Liz from the OM office. Those winds won't get them closer to Florida! Alas, it looks like 2 more days until calm winds and a gentle push aloft from northwest winds will get them out of Morgan County.
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In the Classroom
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Today's Journal Question: When do you predict adult crane #524 will reach Florida? Meet this crane and learn more about his life! (TIP: To inform your prediction, look at this bird's history of migration departure and arrival dates. Also see DAR 27-06's page for Fall 2007 news to compare.)
- Crane Crafts. After reading yesterday's report about Nadia and Eve's success selling origami cranes to help migration expenses, would you like to fold your own cranes? See directions here! >>
- Fourth
Graders Making HUGE paper crane! The 4th graders in Nekoosa,
Wisconsin are at it again, says teacher Heidi Hartman.They
are building the town’s
largest paper crane to get attention to their origami paper crane
fundraiser to help pay for this migration! The students and their
cranes will be on a parade float in their town on December 1. See
their web site to share in the excitement of this project. >> Three
cheers for these good-hearted and generous students!
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.
