On September 11th, crane #1-11 caused a lot of work and worry for the team. Put yourself in Caleb's place as you read his story of a gut-wrenching day. Tackle Craniac Quiz #3 and visit flight school with this week's slideshow.
Today's Report Includes:
- Chick Chat: Caleb's Story
- Journal: What Do You Think?
- Meet the Flock: Craniac Quiz #3
- Slideshow: "Off to Flight School"
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What happened next?
Orientation & Welcome
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New Participants
The cranes are making progress but the week got off to a rocky start for one crane. Intern Caleb reports this week's big story. "While attempting to lead #1-11 through the marsh, I tripped, dropped my phone in a pool, and lost my helmet. On seeing my exposed face, an already swamp-monster-spooked bird took off." You won't want to miss Caleb's gripping story to find out what happened:
- A Gut-Wrenching Day by Caleb Fairfax
Lost in dense thickets of a marsh, Caleb stayed with an injured bird for over four hours. You read his story above. Think about his day and choose one of these questions for this week's journal entry:
- Why was Caleb worried when his helmet was knocked off as he fell?
- Why did Caleb text for help instead of phoning?
- What would YOU have done if you were Caleb?
How do the antics of the chicks give us reasons to laugh as well as to worry? Find out when you click on each photo to find the chick's bio page:
While you're on the bio pages, search for answers to this week's quiz questions:
Why are the chicks shipped all the way to Wisconsin after they hatch in Maryland? What are two reasons why they must arrive in Wisconsin before they learn to fly?
For answers, view this week's story as a Web slideshow or click on the matching booklet to print, fold, and take home to share.
Target
Departure: October 1! (Subject to change)
Pre-migration: Each Friday before migration, a brief
e-mail notice provides the weekly summary,quiz questions,
and the next slideshow to prepare you for migration.
During migration: When migration begins in October, new
reports, maps, and fun facts are posted DAILY on the web. The Friday e-mails
are quick summaries of the reports from that week. Stay with us for year
11 of this exciting conservation story!
Orientation & Welcome to New Participants
Watch morning flight school (about 7 or 7:30 CDT), or watch the crane-kids forage and poke in the mud or splash and flap in their pond. Operation Migration's CraneCam lets us see it all!
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