Although sandhill cranes may be seen anywhere in this broad flyway, ... dress warmly in dark colors so as not to disturb the cranes, and plan on spending up to three hours in the blind.

Young sandhill cranes are a cinnamon-brown and white color, and they do not yet have the distinct red patch on their forehead that adult sandhill cranes have. Adults are identifiable by this red patch ...

Many species of herons, but only two species of cranes, are found in Alabama. Herons usually are seen in ponds or creeks, ...

Sandhill cranes have a long and vulnerable breeding season, according to Richardson. Their eggs incubate for about 30 days, and young sandhills don't learn how to fly until several months after birth.

Sandhill cranes are returning to the Lake Tahoe basin after a century long hiatus in what many say is a conservation success story. ... like, color their feathers with it. ...

A celebration of some 20,000 Sandhill Cranes is happening in January in Meigs County that the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is hosting for bird enthusiasts and families.

The wisp drew closer, becoming something larger, winged, and muscular: sandhill cranes the color of storm clouds, save for their smart red caps. They swirled around our bird blind, ...

The Legislative Study Committee on Sandhill Cranes is scheduled to vote Tuesday on three draft bills, including two that would allow crane hunting in Wisconsin, as the body wraps up its work on ...

Sandhill cranes are gray in color, which may explain the common confusion with great blue herons. Whooping cranes are almost solid white except for their black wing tips that are exposed while flying.