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As the leaves on the trees change with the seasons, so do the feathers of the wood-cranes...
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Finally spotted my Sandhill crane pair’s 2026 baby! Only one colt again this year but looks to be a nice strong healthy baby
This is something very important to me. If any of you live in Wisconsin, please contact your representatives and tell them to oppose opening a Sandhill crane hunting season. There will be a senate hearing on the issue on November 19th, and I encourage you to attend if you can.
This post from the International Crane Foundation has a lot of information on why opening a hunting season on cranes would be detrimental, as well as information on how to find and contact your representatives.
The main reason they want to open a hunting season is because of claims of crane-caused damage on crops. There is no evidence that a hunting season will reduce these damages, but there are plenty of ways to deter cranes from crops without killing them.
We are still in a bad place with Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI). Thousands of Sandhill cranes have died this year in the US, with up to 2%-3% of the Eastern population lost.
We've saved Sandhill cranes from the brink of extinction. We don't want to undo that work.
@todaysbird would you mind sharing this?
A female sandhill crane (Antigone canadensis) and her chick in Florida, USA
by Matthew Paulson
An interesting and underappreciated part of crane anatomy. Worth keeping in mind if you ever draw one!
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Design for a wall decoration with peacock, cranes, and sunflowers for the restaurant in Hotel Langham (Paris), Emile Hurtré and Jules C. Wielhorski, 1896-1898, pen and black, blue, and metallic ink, watercolor, over graphite.
Eurasian crane/trana. Baksjön nature reserve, Värmland, Sweden (30 May 2022).