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Foster parents care for six newly hatched whooping cranes
Six newly hatched whooping cranes, hatched by greater sandhill cranes in Idaho, receive care from foster parents. Biologists pulled 14 wild eggs to establish a second flock, with officials noting the chicks appear robust and follow their foster parents while foraging for insect eggs. Федераль officials warn of possible cross breeding later.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service