Using the Animal Internet to Track Migration

“About 50,000 creatures, from whales and leopards to bats and snails, are being fitted with tracking devices that will show precisely where and how they migrate from breeding grounds to winter homes … .”

See www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/jun/11/animal-internet-digital-tracking-wildlife-migration

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Ostrich

After adding the ostriches out of Deniliquin to my Australian list some years ago the following verse occurred to me:

*THE OSTRICH*

An ostrich peered beneath its shawl

To see if it was there at all

And when convinced it did exist

Became a painful narcissist.

But if it saw it wasn’t there

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