Cranes Over the Marsh
A Sky Full of Sandhill Cranes
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There Were Eagles, too
First Dance
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Webber Dam
Two Old Cats
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Webber Dam
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Sandhills Overhead
Sandhills Over Big Marsh Lake
First Congregational Church
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Bippley Road
Drain
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Barn
Meadow and Marshland Trail
That Twisted Tree
Trees in a Field
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Tall Grass
Jay
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How We Watch the Cranes
The viewing area at Kiwanis Youth Conservation Area, looking towards Big Marsh Lake. The Sandhills gather at Big Marsh every evening in the fall, gathering before migrating south. Audubon does a headcount at the lake every November; in 2014 that count was about 9,400 birds.
The late October and early November weekend viewings are jointly sponsored by Battle Creek Kiwanis and Michigan Audubon. The viewings are related to, but not a part of, Michigan Audubon's CraneFest, which occurs at the same location in mid-October.
The late October and early November weekend viewings are jointly sponsored by Battle Creek Kiwanis and Michigan Audubon. The viewings are related to, but not a part of, Michigan Audubon's CraneFest, which occurs at the same location in mid-October.
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