The Wisconsin River near Baraboo has become a late season congregation point for the sandhill crane. As many as 10,000 cranes converge here to rest and stock up before heading to their wintering grounds. 220 more words
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Base Reflectivity – RTX
19 September 2016 - PNW Migration Update
Well, after a pretty miserable few days it looks like the current system weakened a bit last night. We still had onshore crosswinds but the birds were on the move in the metro area last night. 122 more words
Fall Has Arrived
Dear Friends, yes indeed, fall has arrived and with the fall foliage, the Greater Sandhill Cranes have started to gather on the Meadows and the marshes of Crex Meadows Wildlife Refuge in Northwestern Wisconsin. 26 more words
Sandhill Crane Film Presentation
Wednesday, Sept 14, at 6pm, my 45-minute film, The Dance of the Sandhill Crane, will be shown at the Cheboygan Public Library for the Straits Area Audubon Society chapter. 52 more words
Sandhill Cranes
This was from a long time ago back when I volunteered at Canterbury by the Lake. After I was done me and mom pulled over and I took this picture. 17 more words
A Lost Friend and Four Sandhill Cranes
A few weeks back my dog and good friend of 15 years passed away. It was really hard to see him go, but I am thankful for having him in my life. 213 more words
Language of cranes
The Sandhills
By Linda Hogan
The language of cranes
we once were told
is the wind. The wind
is their method,
their current, the translated story… 75 more words
