After migration delay, rare whooping cranes making yearly trek across Kansas

BARTON COUNTY — Each fall, around 500 endangered whooping cranes wing their way along the Central Flyway — a 2,500-mile avian superhighway over the Great Plains — from their breeding grounds in Canada’s Wood Buffalo National Park to their wintering grounds along the Texas Gulf Coast at the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge. But this fall, […]

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