Each spring, hundreds of thousands of cranes converge in Nebraska. The phenomenon draws in artists, conservationists and ...

The Audubon Center said about 700,000 cranes were in the area last weekend and about 300,000 will be in the area this weekend ...

And unlike herons, who tuck their necks into an “S” shape in flight, sandhill cranes fly with their necks outstretched, as photographed by Koelling. The cranes can be seen this time of year in ...

Arrivals and departures are staggered over several weeks, but at peak stopover, it's one of the great sights of natural America.

Sandhill Crane aficionados prepare for a sunset view of cranes from ... They feed in nearby fields, storing up nutrition for the long flight north and eating calcium that they’ll later use to produce ...

The sandhill cranes of North America are the most abundant ... 50 days they have to grow their fist-size chicks to full-size, flight-ready birds (one of the fastest growth spurts in the animal ...

Sandhill cranes are quite vocal ... but step outside and the birds may take flight. Do not disturb the birds and cause them to fly from their feeding areas or roosts. This can cause undue stress ...

A record number of sandhill cranes gathered in Nebraska in mid-March during their annual spring migration. Matt Urbanski / Crane Trust Hundreds of thousands of sandhill cranes are once again ...

The Ohio Division of Wildlife is accepting volunteers to help with the annual sandhill crane count, which takes place this ...

Division of Wildlife is seeking volunteers for the fifth annual Midwest Crane Count on the morning of Saturday, April 12. The ...

The sandhill crane population in Ohio appears to be increasing. Last year, 412 sandhill cranes were counted in Ohio, up from 357 the previous year. This year's crane count will take place this ...