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Whooping Crane #733 located, reunited in Washington Co.: Link Whooping Crane #733 has been found and re-united with the rest of the migrating flock in Washington County, Indiana, according to November 28, 2007, report by Liz Condie at "MileMaker/Operation Migration." To read the story of the crane, found some 50 miles off course at Big Spring, KY, Click Here. A note to ColumbiaMagazine.com readers: If you learn when the cranes will fly over Adair County, spot them, or have photos, we would appreciate it if you share the news with us. -CM This story was posted on 2007-11-29 03:53:19
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