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[birdky] Jackson County Indiana Cranes
- From: John Favinger <favebird@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: in <in-bird-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,Bloomington Birds <bloomington-birds-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,ky <birdky@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 15 Nov 2003 12:59:33 -0800 (PST)
I just returned from the bottoms west and north
of Brownstown. There were at least 2000 Sandhill
Cranes and 3 of their cousins. The bulk of them were
located along CR150-115 W (The number changes). The
others are along CR300 N, between 225W and 25E. There
is a truck from the Crane Foundation following them.
These birds are moving around a lot from field to
field. From what I was told, the wind the other night
brought them over Jasper-Pulaski without setting down.
It would be impossible to guess how long they
will stay, but historically they spend at least a
couple of weeks during the fall migration.
John Favinger
Seymour, IN
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