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By Julie Thomas, PhD Nebraska’s most famous bird doesn’t even live here, though the Sandhill Crane — Nebraska’s State Migrating Bird — has been taking “spring break” here for millions of years as it travels from wintering-grounds in Texas to nesting-areas in Canada and Siberia. The Sandhill Crane
Birders are seeing more sandhill cranes in the North Country
Studying Sandhill Cranes - Colorado Outdoors Online
Sandhill Cranes making spring migration through the San Luis Valley; Festival this weekend — CPW – Coyote Gulch
Farms that feed migrating sandhill cranes plan for conservation
Sandhill cranes make pit stop – The Durango Herald
The Vineyard Gazette - Martha's Vineyard News Spring Songbirds Make Way for Sandhill Crane
Some sandhill cranes stayed for the winter — hundreds of thousands of others will make a pit stop here soon
Sandhill crane crop damage program offered April 18 in Escanaba - Field Crops
Door to Nature: Bugling Sandhill Cranes - Door County Pulse
Big, beautiful and amazing, Tempo
Sandhill Cranes of British Columbia
The sandhill crane is a graceful, ancient species - Detroit Lakes Tribune
Sandhill cranes, a great comeback story, now face new threats
The sandhills are coming!': Big, bugling cranes are returning to local skies, sparking spring fever in winter-weary Chicagoans – Chicago Tribune
Sandhill Cranes Are Back At Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center - The Pulse » Chattanooga's Weekly Alternative
