Wednesday, September 26, 2012

That's a lot of cranes

Sometimes you don't notice stuff that's right under your nose.  For the last few summers there have been a pair of sandhill cranes nesting near our archaeology sites on Baffin Island.  

They're kind of loud, but I look forward to seeing them every year.


I'm back out west and went for a drive around the family farm on Monday and heard a familiar squawking in one of the fields.

Turns out we have dozens of sandhill cranes living in (or at least passing through) one wet corner of our land.



Photo Credits: Tim Rast

2 comments:

  1. Gorgeous shots, Tim. Specatacular!

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  2. It utterly amazes me, sometimes, how far birds can travel. And these ones aren't even done their trip south.

    Gorgeous shots!

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