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Chick #W10-15 hatched in the wild on Necedah NWR to parents #25-09 and #2-04. The chick had good care and was one of three wild chicks to survive to fledge in late summer!
W10_15 was last tracked with its parents on Necedah NWR in early November, before migration. Refuge staff were unable to capture and band this chick. The family left Necedah NWR and were reported for the first time on a wintering area in Kentucky on January 14, 2016. No chick was mentioned, and trackers are currently working on verifying the exact location and whether W10-15 is still with the parents. |
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#W-10 on September 1
Beverly Paulan, Wisconsin DNR |
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Fall 2016: W10-15 is still unbanded and continues to associate with #24-13.
They spent most of the summer at Necedah National Wildlife Refuge, moved around Juneau County throughout September and migrated together. They spent winter in Greene County, Indiana with several other Whooping Cranes.
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#W-10 (bandless) and pals PR24-13, 14-08 and 24-08 Nov. 2016
Peter Weber |
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