November 9, 2002 Day 28 Still Grounded in Indiana Group of 13, Hendricks County Photo OM, WCEP The weather is the same as yesterday: strong headwinds from the southwest.The flock and team remain divided in two locations, eager to get reunited again. Each group of whoopers is safe inside a predator-proof enclosure. Each has a motorhome nearby where separated members ofthe migration team stay. The humans are watching movies and making balloon creatures to help pass the time. Heather adds: "Mark and Dan are getting very artistic with an Etch-a-sketch, thanks to Darlene and her thoughtful boredom box, which she gave us before departing the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge." Last Fall This Fall Map the Migration Make your own map using the latest migration data Try This! Journaling Questions Do you imagine that the group of 13 and the group of 3 are aware that the whole flock isn't there? Do you think the birds might work out a new social order if and when they come together again? Journey North is pleased to feature this educational adventure made possible by the Whooping Crane Eastern Partnership (WCEP). Copyright 2002-2003 Journey North. All Rights Reserved. Please send all questions, comments, and suggestions to our feedback form