Published April 28, 2009, 12:00 AM
Sandhill cranes
Two sandhill cranes strut through the tall grass across from Pottery Pond.
- PHOTO: sandhill cranes
- Great blue heron
Two sandhill cranes strut through the tall grass across from Pottery Pond. They likely stopped here en route to central and northern Canada or Alaska. Their breeding habitat is marshes and bogs. Compare these birds to the page 12A photo of great blue herons, who often do nest along the Mississippi River flyway. Tim Alms photo
Two sandhill cranes strut through the tall grass across from Pottery Pond. They likely stopped here en route to central and northern Canada or Alaska. Their breeding habitat is marshes and bogs. Compare these birds to the page 12A photo of great blue herons, who often do nest along the Mississippi River flyway. Tim Alms photo
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