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A sandhill crane at Lake Myakka.
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Sandhill Crane
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Enjoy seeing these birds, nice job!
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Nice.
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Love these birds! Nicely captured andpresented.
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They are really interesting birds. Look and sound prehistoric.
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Yes, they are, and every time I see or hear one, I think of velociraptors.
The group noise of thousands of Sandhills at Kearney NE in the spring is breathtaking.
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I'm confident that it is, being that it's the sandhill crane capital of the world. I'd love to make it out that way someday, if $$$ ever permits. Someone else told me recently that there's a place somewhere south of Denver, "Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge", that gets a lot of sandhill cranes, as well during their migration. About 20, 000 strong I understand. I can't imagine what that must sound like. Until then I'll just have to settle for a few "cro-croaks." which I still find to be pleasing.
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