Sandhill cranes, iron-rich
Feathers glinting in the sun
Nesting time again
Greater Sandhill Crane
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Someone searched this site for how to cook a Sandhill Crane. Hope you’re not hunting in our neighborhood! Dee
Got a hit from a hunter who was delighted to put three shots into a Sandhill Crane and then ask me for recipes. These birds are protected out here, and I’ll check to see if they’re protected in the US. The site that hit mine wouldn’t let me in or register.
They were very close to the house today, a couple and their two colts. It’s always a pleasure to see them so close to home. Look for photos. Dee
Yes that was Haiku
Do cranes come back in April
Will we still be here