No Go Six in a Row (+0 Miles)
December 1, 2007: Migration Day 50

This fall, students at Rama Central Public School in Washago, Ontario compared monarch migration (done!) to the 2007 crane-kids' migration (still in progress).
Photo Margaret Black

The pilots took a test flight, but quickly called it no-go for the 6th day in a row. The winds are so strong that Richard, who took off in the wrong direction, had a hard time battling the headwind to get back to the airport to land! When will the winds release this migration? Let's hope it's tomorrow.

In the Classroom

  • Today's Journal Question: What is one big difference between the Whooping Crane migration and the Monarch Butterfly migration (Click on the photo above for a larger view.)
  • Other Migrating Cranes: Some students in eastern China and Russia are also learning about cranes and their conservation. Which crane species are they learniing about? See more >>

 


Journey North is pleased to feature this educational adventure presented in cooperation with the Whooping Crane Eastern Partnership (WCEP).