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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mitchelle" data-source="post: 3310632" data-attributes="member: 110086">11/09/2015—Three-ferFirst of all, I made a big mistake in my previous post. I thought I knew what was meant by the tern “two-fer”; however, as it turns out, I didn’t know what I was talking about. To make matters worse, I didn’t take the time to check the migration map: <a href="http://operationmigration.org/operation-migration-map.asp" target="_blank">http://operationmigration.org/operation-migration-map.asp</a> The term “two-fer” actually meant that Operation Migration had migrated two days in a row, or—less likely—Number Two was again a solo follower. I leave it to you to decide.Whatever the case, I apologize for both mistakes, and promise to be mindful of posting on assumptions and lack of research.The “Two-fer” Lead Pilot Report from 11/08/2015 was late to appear, and today’s Lead Pilot Report has yet to be published; however, Operation Migration has reported that that they have migrated three days in a row.We’ll find out later how the events of today unfolded, but what follows are excerpts from the 11/08/2015 migration.I think these guys (birds included) are worth far more than three thousand signatures.<a href="http://petitions.moveon.org/sign/safeguard-the-future?source=s.em.mt&r_by=14458993" target="_blank">http://petitions.moveon.org/sign/safeguard-the-future?source=s.em.mt&r_by=14458993</a></blockquote>