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tea-time-terrier · 2 days
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Sandhill cranes <3
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birdblues · 6 months
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Sandhill Crane & Red-winged Blackbird
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great-and-small · 18 days
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Good news! Our favorite pair of Sandhill cranes have successfully hatched two colts again this year. They look to be just a few weeks old.
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I’ve enjoyed watching these diligent parents raise babies over the past four years. Hoping to watch these two cute colts grow up strong like their siblings before them; with parents like these they’ve got a great head start.
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bohne-bohne · 3 months
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Queen Crane of the Mudwings, from the Darkstalker era!! Colors are based off a sandhill crane
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the sandhill cranes are back! I got to see some mating displays, which apparently involve tossing things in the air and hopping around (。>ヮ< )
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asterwild · 1 month
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Sandhill cranes (Grus canadensis) can be found across much of North America and part of northeast Siberia. Most populations migrate south for the winter, forming flocks of upwards of 10,000 birds.
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tigrikorn · 7 months
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A street around the corner from my house borders a marsh where this Sandhill Crane family lives. They visit our neighborhood frequently! The little darlings! 
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speakingofnature · 25 days
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April
April is the month of expectations and possibilities. A leucistic Sandhill Crane certainly qualifies for the latter.
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jaubaius · 1 year
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tea-time-terrier · 1 year
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We ended up seeing hundreds of sandhill cranes!!!
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thomas--bombadil · 2 months
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Sandhill cranes are some of the first birds that come back to the Midwest.
As this one prepares to jump a puddle, it shows us just how huge the feathers on this large bird really are.
Perhaps one day I will find one and see it up-close.
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great-and-small · 18 days
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Snack for the baby
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eucyon · 1 month
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na-bird-of-the-day · 2 months
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BOTD: Sandhill Crane
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Photo: Wendy Miller
"Found in several scattered areas of North America, Sandhill Cranes reach their peak abundance at migratory stopover points on the Great Plains. The early spring gathering of Sandhills on the Platte River in Nebraska is among the greatest wildlife spectacles on the continent, with over a quarter of a million birds present at one time. Although they are currently very common, their dependence on key stopover sites makes them vulnerable to loss of habitat in the future."
- Audubon Field Guide
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sitting-on-me-bum · 3 months
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A weird and wonderful bird to look at, the sandhill crane stands 1.3 metres tall and is the oldest bird species on the planet.
(Photo by Mathew Schwartz/Unsplash)
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abirddogmoment · 7 days
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Sandhill cranes (2//2)
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