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wood stork satellite tracking

Steve Loya Saturday June 26th, 2010

The Wood Stork (or Wood Ibis) has always been a favorite bird of mine, with its massive, five foot wingspan and its ancient, almost prehistoric appearance. This once-prosperous and abundant bird, who resides mostly in North America, is now endangered due to rapid habitat destruction. Researchers have now begun using satellite tracking to monitor the bird’s population and behavior.

*made for the Illustration Friday word prompt “satellite”, watercolors and Pigma Micron pen in A4 watercolor Moleskine, 6/2010

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  1. Jtkng

    jrs tracking system updates you about the current status, location, estimated delivery time, and other details at your fingertips. All you need to know is how do I track my package from JRS Express. That’s not a big problem as you only need to enter the JRS express tracking number, and the database will update you about your parcel.

  2. pty

    Fascinating study! The wood stork satellite tracking project’s insights into migration patterns are crucial for conservation. As a nature enthusiast, I appreciate efforts like these. For more tracking wonders, sites like procouriertracking offer insights into another kind of journey – package deliveries! Nature and technology working wonders.

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