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  1. "Late in February, sandhill cranes, the San Luis Valley’s oldest visitors, begin their annual trek from south to north, stopping off near the Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge ( www.fws.gov/refuges/profiles/index.cfm?id=65511 Will open in a new tab or window ) to load up on fuel." Tens of thousands of these magnificant 4 foot tall bi...

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  2. This is a revised version with corrected color. Sandhill cranes (Grus canadensis) flock on the plains of northwestern Minnesota in this diorama at the Bell Museum of Natural History . At the museum, two floors of dioramas display all of Minnesota's habitats, along with the birds, animals, plants and insects that popu...

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  3. On Butte Creek levees south of Durham, Ca

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  4. Craig, Colo. April 5, 2010

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  5. Near the Newcastle Quayside this road called the Sandhill is where some of the oldest remaining houses of the Newcastle Quayside can be found. They date from the 16th (centre) to 18th (right) centuries and were once occupied by wealthy Newcastle merchants. Much of the older Quayside housing was lost due to a big fire w...

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  6. Shot by hand using my car as a blind. A little more detail visible, but not much zoom.

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  7. Sandhill cranes feeding in a cornfield just south of the Platte River, just east of Fort Kearney, Nebraska. Cranes are nervous birds and hard to approach. Since I didn't have a blind, I did my best to get up on a old railroad grade and used the tele-converter lens on my Canon S5-IS. I'll have to try getting up there...

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