Yeah, I mean, there was one at Highland Wildlife Park, we only in recent years started to get European cranes coming back to the uk. We’re kind of partially on the, on the Flyway for birds migrating from Scandinavia. And my, we had a, the large drive through exhibit where all the, the bison and the horses and the red deer has many marshy areas that the roofstock don’t really use, but would be ideal crane areas. And one of the things I wanted to do was actually collect up in particular opinioned, historically opinioned female European cranes, install them and then hopefully attract wild, fully winged males going overhead. Oh, there’s a potential lady friend. So they come down. And so actually, and because the female can’t fly, the nest is in the location, the chicks are reared there, but then we just allow the chicks when they become fully winged to fly off. So we’d almost be like the softest of soft releases, if you like. And because we were within historic crane habitat, it would be a way of reestablishing cranes within that area of the Scottish highlands.
