Bird-friendly agriculture can assist in helping waterbirds with rest stops along their seasonal migration routes.

Q. I saw the following quote on a poster at a wildlife sanctuary in Florida: “Cranes are large birds with long beaks found on ...

Of the 15 distinct species of cranes, two migratory cranes (sandhill and whooping) seem to be prime candidates for colonizing South America. An isolated population of sandhill cranes lives and breeds ...

whooping cranes remain on the endangered list. On a more upbeat note, the IUCN places sandhill cranes in the category of least concern. Although sandhill crane populations dipped drastically when ...

A single whooping crane spent some time this week with a sandhill crane group in the Alda area, according to wildlife biologist Dave Baasch. He is a crane habitat specialist for Headwaters ...

The whooping crane was listed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife ... “I watched him fly in with two sandhill cranes and he was making some sounds so he was pretty vocal,” she said.

Whooping crane 1018 was relocated from an Osceola County ... Some bird species adapt better to living in subdivisions, like meadowlarks or sandhill cranes, he said, but whooping cranes stand ...

who offers sandhill crane viewing tours through his company Dusty Trails, to KNOP’s Tristen Winder. Endangered whooping cranes also migrate through central Nebraska, and an H5N1 outbreak could ...