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Challenge Question #2

From: by way of Jane Duden Journey North <susamel@brounstein.com>
Date: Tue Mar 22 2005 - 15:33:35 EST

The birds we chose to wear the satellite transmitters are #401, #402, #416 and #417.
We picked #401 because it is an excellent follower and does well when left alone. It
also is a loyal crane. We chose #402 because he is a good follower and is a crane that
wants to be in charge (a leader). Number 416 was picked because it is a good flyer
and a great bird. Even though he got hurt, he still followed the flock. We also picked
#417 because he flew 30 minute excursions with the ultalights. It also follows the plane well.

Iselin Middle School/7th grade

Roopsi
Brittany
Patrick
Rodney
Received on Tue Mar 22 15:33:43 2005


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