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Loading...Possible Cause for Bizarre Bird Migrations
- Chris from NewsLook
- March 4, 2012
- 8:30 am
- 78 comments
Endangered whooping cranes flew 2,500 miles from Canada to Texas, where they usually spend the whole winter. Instead, they pecked around for a short time and flew back. Scientists believe it may be because of the stubborn drought in Texas.
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78 comments
+ add your ownInteresting!!!!
Thanks for the info
I noticed that the Canadian geese are flying north early this year too
Interesting, --- hope they survive (that's a lot of miles) --- thanks!
You know, the weather is weird this year. Buds ready to burst forth on trees in mid-December, numerous robins remaining all winter, geese flying south and then turning around and coming back again. The environment is changing, and not for the better.
Interesting thanks.
Noted.....
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Thank you for the post
Thanks for the info.
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