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Whooping crane migration success boosts wild population hopes
Researchers report a five month old whooping crane hatched in captivity and raised in Idaho with sandhill foster parents completed its first migratory flight to a New Mexico refuge. Canadian efforts using wild eggs also show progress raising wild chicks.
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Bayard Webster
N.Y. Times News Service
New York
Idaho
New Mexico
Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
Maryland
Grays Lake National Wildlife Refuge
Rod Drewsen
University of Idaho
Patuxent
Grays Lake
Bosque del Apache
United States
America