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| Chick 419 receives to time in the Circle-pen with Robo-crane. |
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| The slightly younger, and smaller chick 420 is trained next in the
Circle-pen. |
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Crane 416 had been ordered pen rest for about a week while dealing
with a respiratory infection, which is quite common among
captive-raised birds. This was the first day he was able to exercise
and he was quite happy to spend time with the costume and the
aircraft.
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| 416 is rewarded by Robo-crane for a job well done. |
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Chick 422, one of the youngest birds gets time in the circle-pen.
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Crane 415 can be a bit independent at times but loves spending time in
the wet pens at the White Series. Here, she prances across the pond
with clumsy grace.
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In this photo #415 is showing off her not quite so impressive
wingspan. Notice she does not yet have any black primary feathers?
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Crane 415 in the grass at the Half-moon training area.
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Mark trains some of the 2nd Cohort birds at the Half-moon field.
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