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        Oct 16, 1994 / Airlie Center / Canada Goose
	
		| Supplemental Feedings:   | Yes
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		| Feeding Duration (in days):   | 
		    			    Not Located
		          
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	  | Marked With:   | 
					Leg Bands 															Other		  
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	  | Monitored By:   | 
					Not Located
		  
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		| Monitoring Duration:   | 
		    			    Not Located
		      
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		| Number Survived 1 Week:   | 
		    							36
												
		   
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		| Percentage Survived 1 Week:   | 
		    							100.00
												
		     
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		| Number Survived 1 Month:   | 
		    							36
												
		    
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		| Percentage Survived 1 Month:   | 
		    							100.00
												
		    
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		| Number Survived 1 Year:   | 
		    			 up to 33
				
		  
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		| Percentage Survived 1 Year:   | 
		    			 up to 92.00
				
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		| Main Cause of Death:   | Hunting/Trapping
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		| Breeding Attempted:   | Not Located
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		| Breeding Successful:   | Not Located
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		| Return Allowed:   | Yes
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		| Notes:   | This experiment was trying to develop techniques to teach migration using ultralight planes, to be later applied to whooping cranes. RELEASE DATES: Day landed at wintering ground (after migration following plane). Had 2nd migration leg to Tom Yawkley Wildlife Center, South Carolina from Dec1-10. 
MARKED WITH: leg & neck bands. 33/35 birds migrated back to natal location on their own in April '95. 			
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  	| Data submitted by:   | Jade McGill		
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