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Sandhill Crane Migration on Platte River Flyway in Nebraska

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Each spring, more than half a million Sandhill Cranes congregate along Nebraska's Platte River during their annual migration. Photo: Crane Trust Ranch Vacations, Vacation Home Rentals, Beautiful Home Designs, Beautiful Homes, Hastings Nebraska, Nebraska Sandhills, Fossil Beds, Drawing Examples, Area Map
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Each spring, more than half a million Sandhill Cranes congregate along Nebraska's Platte River during their annual migration. Photo: Crane Trust
Sandhill cranes roosting on sandbars along the Platte River during migration. Photo by Michael Forsberg Beautiful Pictures, Herons, Timeline Photos, Natural Wonders, Feathered, Type 1, Nebraska
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Sandhill cranes roosting on sandbars along the Platte River during migration. Photo by Michael Forsberg
Sandhill Crane Mom and Dad and Chick (also called a Colt). The Female is usually slightly smaller than the Male and more brown in color. -- Sandhill Crane Info + Migration Viewing Info Links and 2 Videos at - www.SandhillCraneMigration.com Central Florida, South Florida, Beautiful Family, Flagler Beach, Palm Coast, Palm Beach County, Birder
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Sandhill Cranes at sunrise starting to "liftoff" from roosting overnight on on the Platte River southwest of Grand Island, NE. -- Tips on viewing the huge Sandhill Crane Migration in Nebraska on the Platte River Flyway + Info Links and 2 Videos at -- www.SandhillCraneMigration.com Chimney Rock Nebraska, Omaha Nebraska, Beautiful World, Wood River, Scenery Pictures, Beautiful Sunrise, Wild Nature, Silhouette
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Sandhill Cranes at sunrise starting to "liftoff" from roosting overnight on on the Platte River southwest of Grand Island, NE. -- Tips on viewing the huge Sandhill Crane Migration in Nebraska on the Platte River Flyway + Info Links and 2 Videos at -- www.SandhillCraneMigration.com
Sandhill Crane Dance to impress his future mate for life. The courtship usually includes some very unusual dances. -- Many Sandhill Cranes grow to 4 feet tall and have a wingspan of 7 feet. They usually live 20 to 40 years. Crane Dance, White Crane, Wild Dogs, Big Bird, Avian, Bird Species, Art Festival, Bird Watching, Luther
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Sandhill Cranes. They usually mate for life when they are between 3 and 6 years old after a lengthy courtship that includes some very elaborate and unusual "dances." -- Tips on viewing the huge Sandhill Crane Migration in Nebraska on the Platte River Flyway + Info Links and 2 Videos at -- www.SandhillCraneMigration.com All Birds, Funny Birds, Ornithology, Bird Pictures
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Sandhill Cranes. They usually mate for life when they are between 3 and 6 years old after a lengthy courtship that includes some very elaborate and unusual "dances." -- Tips on viewing the huge Sandhill Crane Migration in Nebraska on the Platte River Flyway + Info Links and 2 Videos at -- www.SandhillCraneMigration.com
Sandhill Crane Chick with Mom - The Chicks are also called colts. The chicks usually stay with their parents for 9 to 10 months after hatching. Cute Animals, Animal Pictures, Shorebirds
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Sandhill Crane Chick with Mom - The Chicks are also called colts. The chicks usually stay with their parents for 9 to 10 months after hatching.
Why Sandhill Cranes Are Worth a Trip to Nebraska - WSJ -- The Crane Trust Nature and Visitor Center is just south of the I-80 Alda Exit # 305 on Hwy 26, which is Southwest of Grand Island about 11 miles. --- The Rowe Sanctuary is Southwest of the I-80 Gibbon exit #285 on Elm Island Road just south of the Platte River and west from Hwy 10c -- about 17 miles SE of Kearney, NE. -- Crane Viewing Tips + Area Maps for viewing Cranes feeding in the fields at -- www.SandhillCraneMigration.com Harlan County, Information Board, Grand Island, Weekend Adventure, Kearney
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Why Sandhill Cranes Are Worth a Trip to Nebraska - WSJ -- The Crane Trust Nature and Visitor Center is just south of the I-80 Alda Exit # 305 on Hwy 26, which is Southwest of Grand Island about 11 miles. --- The Rowe Sanctuary is Southwest of the I-80 Gibbon exit #285 on Elm Island Road just south of the Platte River and west from Hwy 10c -- about 17 miles SE of Kearney, NE. -- Crane Viewing Tips + Area Maps for viewing Cranes feeding in the fields at -- www.SandhillCraneMigration.com
Sandhill Crane Mama... an incredible shot, since Sandhill Cranes raise their young in the most isolated possible places. -- Photo by JRidley Birds Eye, Lovely, Gorgeous, Exotic Birds, Colorful Birds
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Sandhill Crane Mama... an incredible shot, since Sandhill Cranes raise their young in the most isolated possible places. -- Photo by JRidley
Half a million sandhill cranes pause on the Platte River in Nebraska during their spring flight from Mexico/southern U.S. to breeding grounds in the far north. Trellis Design, Polo Norte, North Platte, Into The West, Weather Photos, National Geographic Photos, Les Arts
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Half a million sandhill cranes pause on the Platte River in Nebraska during their spring flight from Mexico/southern U.S. to breeding grounds in the far north.
See Nebraska's sandhill crane migration: http://www.midwestliving.com/travel/nebraska/see-nebraskas-sandhill-crane-migration/ Best Places To Travel, Places To Go, Travel Nebraska, Life Changing Travel, Old Bookcase, Only In America
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Sandhill Crane parents and a chick. - More Crane Photos + Videos and Crane Viewing Tips on the Sandhill Crane Migration with Info Links at -- www.SandhillCraneMigration.com
The sandhill crane is the largest migratory bird in some states along the Sandhill Crane Migration "Flyway" that passes through Nebraska on the Platte river between Grand Island and Kearney, NE. - There also are some Bald Eagles that show up along parts of the Crane Migration Flyway. -- Details on the Sandhill Crane species at -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandhill_crane Michigan Facts, Bird Facts, Detroit Free Press, Migratory Birds
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The sandhill crane is the largest migratory bird in some states along the Sandhill Crane Migration "Flyway" that passes through Nebraska on the Platte river between Grand Island and Kearney, NE. - There also are some Bald Eagles that show up along parts of the Crane Migration Flyway. -- Details on the Sandhill Crane species at -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandhill_crane
Flying Sandhill Cranes over Platte River, Nebraska - More on Sandhill Crane Viewing Info + a couple of Videos at -- www.nebraskatravels.com/sandhill-crane-migration.html Tier Fotos, Bird Photo
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Flying Sandhill Cranes over Platte River, Nebraska - More on Sandhill Crane Viewing Info + a couple of Videos at -- www.nebraskatravels.com/sandhill-crane-migration.html
Gibbon Bridge Crane Viewing Platform overlooking Platte River on Hwy 10c (Lowell Rd) off of I-80 east of Kearney, NE - More on Sandhill Crane Viewing Info at -- www.nebraskatravels.com/sandhill-crane-migration.html Gibbon, Lowell, Picture Video, Bridge
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Gibbon Bridge Crane Viewing Platform overlooking Platte River on Hwy 10c (Lowell Rd) off of I-80 east of Kearney, NE - More on Sandhill Crane Viewing Info at -- www.nebraskatravels.com/sandhill-crane-migration.html
Three Sandhill Cranes flying over in blue sky - More Crane Photos plus Crane Viewing Tips on the Sandhill Crane Migration & Info Links at -- www.SandhillCraneMigration.com Places To See, Places To Travel, Western Nebraska, Crane Fly, Invasive Species
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Three Sandhill Cranes flying over in blue sky - More Crane Photos plus Crane Viewing Tips on the Sandhill Crane Migration & Info Links at -- www.SandhillCraneMigration.com
Sunrise Sandhill Cranes Group "Liftoff" - taken from Crane Trust Nature Viewing Blind on north edge of the Platte River in Nebraska -- More on Sandhill Crane Migration + Viewing tips & two Videos at -- www.SandhillCraneMigration.com Hot Springs
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Sunrise Sandhill Cranes Group "Liftoff" - taken from Crane Trust Nature Viewing Blind on north edge of the Platte River in Nebraska -- More on Sandhill Crane Migration + Viewing tips & two Videos at -- www.SandhillCraneMigration.com