Cranes

One whooping crane (Grus americanus) and two sandhill cranes (Antigone canadensis) at Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge, Alabama.

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Certainly so. There are thousands of sandhill cranes here every winter, but only a hand full of whooping cranes, and they are usually far away. I was lucky to see them next to each other. I also saw and heard two whoopers doing their pair-bonding whoop and dance (but no photos of that).

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Benoit Finoux

superbes oiseaux!!!

4 years ago.

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Merci beaucoup, Benoit.

4 years ago.

Doug Shepherd ^club

Excellent shot!

4 years ago.

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Thank you very much, Doug.

4 years ago.

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