[removed]Safeguarding an Endangered Species In the 1940’s the only existing wild flock of Whooping Cranes was reduced to 15 birds. This flock has rebounded to around 250 birds today and still migrates between Canad - The Flock - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	[removed]Safeguarding an Endangered Species In the 1940’s the only existing wild flock of Whooping Cranes was reduced to 15 birds. This flock has rebounded to around 250 birds today and still migrates between Canad Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-12-20 13:21:30 Open Document File Size: 227,56 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Whooping Crane Eastern Partnership / Operation Migration Inc. / Operation Migration USA Inc / / Continent North America / / Country Canada / / NaturalFeature Niagara Falls / / / ProvinceOrState Texas / New York / Wisconsin / Florida / / Region central Wisconsin / / URL http / SocialTag Whooping Crane Operation Migration Imprinting Bird migration Crane Bird Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Bill Lishman Necedah National Wildlife Refuge Ornithology

[removed]Safeguarding an Endangered Species In the 1940’s the only existing wild flock of Whooping Cranes was reduced to 15 birds. This flock has rebounded to around 250 birds today and still migrates between CanadAdd to Reading List