migrating birds

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Subject:	migrating birds
From:	Elizabeth Compston <>
Date:	Sat, 16 Apr 2011 21:03:13 +1000

Our migrating birds do not know that there has been an earthquake and tsunami 
in Japan, and, will set off to fly to Siberia or Alaska, as they do each year.  
Do many/most of the birds usually fly along the eastern coast of Japan?

What of the migration of the Japanese birds, particularly the cranes?

Elizabeth
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