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Whooping Crane Flying over Water

Cranes spend the winter months on the gulf coast of Texas

The whooping crane (Grus americana) in the Marsh. Native, rare the tallest North American bird .

Pilanesberg Nature Reserve.

whooping crane or grus americana bird wading with one leg raised in marsh

On a winter day an Ibis bird flys against the lush green vegetation in Merritt Island, Florida.

Whooping crane standing on tiny island in the marsh.

Tropical water bird Sandhill Cranes hunting by lake in Florida

Red-crowned crane on the waterside

Crane birds or Common Cranes or Eurasian Cranes (Grus Grus) flying in mid air during the autumn migration over the moors of Diepholz in Germany.

A whooping crane in Florida looking right

The red-crowned crane (Grus japonensis), also called the Manchurian crane or Japanese crane is a large East Asian crane among the rarest cranes in the world. In some parts of its range, it is known as a symbol of luck, longevity, and fidelity. Picture taken in UK in captivity

whooping crane or grus americana bird foraging in wetland area beak close to water

This is a photograph of birds wading along the vegetation in Black Point Drive Merritt Island, Florida on a cloudy winter day.

A close up photograph of an African Wattled Crane from the Serengeti national park nature reserve.

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Riserva acquatica con Sgarza ciuffetto Ardeola

Whooping Cranes at Port Aransas, TX

Sandhill Crane at Burnaby Lake.

Whooping crane ( Grus Americana),beautiful cranes in north America.All the Whooping granes in the world is 757 pieces

A Pair of Sandhill Cranes in Flight.

Called Tancho-Tsuru in Japanese

Sandhill crane flying and landing at winter home marsh at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge (wilderness) near Socorro, New Mexico in southwestern United States of America. This winter home to Sandhill cranes, snow geese and other birds/animals. From late October tp late January, sandhill cranes move among several areas throughout the day to feed, rest, and socialize. Social behavior includes at least 10 different types of calls, various threatening postures, and elaborate dances for everything from joy to courtship. Sandhills get their name from the sand hills of Nebraska where they spend a lot of time north of the Platte and North Platte rivers.

Three endangered whooping cranes eating

little egret in the swamp in the company of waders

Most whooping cranes winter in Aransas National Wildlife Refuge

Siberian cranes foraging in a pond at sunset

Red-crowned Crane or Manchurian crane, Grus japonensis, near the Songhua-Nen River Plain, Heilongjiang Province, China. Endangered Species. Flying. Gruiformes.

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