Whooping Crane Journey North Whooping Crane Booklets and Slide Shows for Kids Eastern Flock Also see Western Flock Fall Migration 2016 Fall migration 2016 is a year of change. For the previous 15 years (2001-2015) aircraft-led migrations established a new eastern migratory flock. Now changes are being made because the new flock has had poor success in raising babies. The new plan limits the captive-hatched chicks from all human contact, including costumed handlers and ultralight airplanes. Class of 2016 Arrival and Release Fall Migration 2001-2015 How to Make Booklets Whooping Crane Comeback! Who Am I? Imprinting Off to Flight School Finding Their Wings Life at "Camp O.M." Slideshow Booklet Teacher Guide Slideshow Booklet Teacher Guide Slideshow Booklet Teacher Guide Slideshow Booklet Teacher Guide Meet the New Eastern Flock Countdown to Migration Taylor Flies With the Cranes Setting Up the Travel Pen Slideshow Booklet Teacher Guide Slideshow Booklet Teacher Guide Slideshow Booklet Slideshow Booklet Operation Migration Visits Grade 2 gNadia Helps the Cranes Winter Home: St. Marks NWR How's This for a Crazy Costume? Slideshow Slideshow Booklet Slideshow Slideshow   Frosty Wings: A Problem Spring Return: What's Next? The Engine That Quit The Banding of Wild Chick W1-10 Slideshow Teacher Guide Slideshow Slideshow Slideshow Photo Gallery Text Crane General (Booklets/Slideshows) How to Make Booklets Whooping Crane Annual Cycle The Big Egg Hunt: Saving Whooping Cranes Eastern Cranes On the Florida Wintering Grounds Captive Cranes: Two Chicks Get a New Home gSlideshow Slideshow Slideshow Slideshow Booklet The First Family in the New Eastern Flock Crane ID: Would You Know a Whooper? Black & White Birds Which are Cranes? Whooping Crane Kids: Learning Life's Lessons Slideshow Booklet Slideshow Bookle Slideshow Slideshow   The Adventures of DAR #46-07 When Cranes Get Sick: The Story of #735 Arrival Health Checks and Banding Watching Walking Whoopers Slideshow Booklet Slideshow Slideshow Slideshow Facebook Pinterest Twitter © 1997 – 2024 Journey North. All rights reserved.