So we released ten Scarlet and Caws in the Nacoripaninsla in the southern tip. Around six like to hang around the rescue center still. The others have gone off to do their own things. There have been reports seeing them as far as Montezuma and with the end goal of course for them to spread out as far as they can. But we wanted this group in Cabuilla to stay close a little bit so that they form a relationship with each other. We've had four babies, one who's already left the nest. Another one who will be joining them in their new enclosure, another juvenile. And then we have two babies that are siblings and they're being raised together by some really impressive parents. We're given a very impressive protocol from our partner organization, the Soapar Lapa. And they've been doing this for over a decade and we're just trying to copy them and it's coming out pretty well.