I'm in west TN in Hardin County, sitting in a warm RV beside Heather Ray and Liz Conde of
Operation Migration as they are busy at work on updates and correspondence.
Heather just posted some great
photos of the ultracranes flying over Tennessee. Today's arrival in Tennessee marks the halfway point of the migration for the 14 endangered whooping cranes in the class of 2008. Besure and also read Chris Gullikson's lead pilot report in today's
field journal just posted a few hours. If you are in the west TN area, there is also a viewing opportunity posted for departure.
You can help the whooping cranes along their journey south by joining the milemaker program. Click
here to check it out. There is a contribution level for everyone.
For the Love of It...
...the sage sees heaven reflected in Nature as in a mirror, and he pursues this Art, not for the sake of gold or silver, but for the love of the knowledge which it reveals.
Sendivogius (1750)
Wow Vickie that is awesome.
ReplyDeleteI love the Idea of Ultralights. It seems such an etheral way to experience Nature from a Higher and Broader perspective of seeing and being.
ReplyDeleteFascinating....and the first photo is especially wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThis is fascinating and heartwarming to see!
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