Cranes by telemetry
OTHELLO - In long bygone days, say before 1492, the continent was a-flutter with so many wings that today we can hardly imagine what the skies were like. To wit, of large birds there were literally millions: cranes, and swans, too, crossing mountains and basins wild.
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