The Man Who Saves Cranes
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There was another occasion on Archibald’s mind as well: Gee Whiz’s 30th birthday. Tex’s little chick has grown to father many offspring, including a female that this year became the first of her lineage to breed in the wild. “I call her my great grandchick,” jokes Archibald. “She winters with my granddaughter on Goose Lake, in Indiana. I think about them a lot.”
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Wow what a story, Thank you
Wow what a story, Thank you Rene this is the type of story that brightens days! I think there should be a book wrote about it called "The man who dated cranes" maybe even a Hollywood production made!
It's great to think that there are still people out there doing things like this to protect our planet and wildlife, this also reminds me of a saying I recently came across...
"When youths graffiti buildings, we call it vandalism, Yet when we destroy natural habitat we call it Human progress"...
Goto love that saying, got me thinking though. I kept thinking what could I do to help this planet and mother nature. so being a website developer I decided to make a unique social network for birders (Call it a Facebook for birdwatchers if you will) and donate what revenue it makes to the RSPB, am also a volunteer for them as well!
Many thanks for an inspiring post!
Phillip Dews