There is some good news for whooping cranes. The Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI) in Front Royal, Virginia, announced that its first-ever whooping crane baby has hatched. The chick is ...
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Eighteen of twenty crane pairs hatched chicks in Louisiana this year. The number the biologists actually celebrated was much smaller
Ten whooping crane chicks in the marshes of southern Louisiana got big enough to fly this year. That is the record. It beats the previous best of eight, set four years earlier, and the state wildlife ...
A rare bird species that once vanished from Louisiana is making a steady comeback as four more whooping cranes were released into the wild last month. The release of the young birds, which were raised ...
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BIRDMAI copy has bookplate: Smithsonian Institution Libraries, Nada Kramar Endowment Income Fund. 1. Whooping cranes past and present / John B. French, Sarah J. Converse, Jane E. Austin -- 2.
LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - A pair of whooping cranes on a crawfish farm in Calcasieu Parish is expected to have a hatchling any day now, continuing their successful breeding streak as part of ...
Like ghosts, people dressed in white gowns cautiously wade into shallow waters. Covered head-to-toe in shapeless cotton frocks, their human forms are camouflaged, and their only view of the outside ...
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