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Sandhill Crane strolling calmly along Wildlife Drive at MNWR in upstate NewYork Royalty Free Stock Photo
Muskrat on MNWR wetlands eating fresh spring grass during spring bird migration Royalty Free Stock Photo
Muskrat eating grass alongside MNWR wildlife drive during spring bird migration Royalty Free Stock Photo
building of the national museum in wroc?aw Royalty Free Stock Photo
building of the national museum in wroc?aw Royalty Free Stock Photo
American Goldfinch female in natural setting Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey juvenile staring off at Union Springs on Cayuga Lake NYS Royalty Free Stock Photo
Sandhill Crane walking across wildlife drive from one marsh to another marsh at MNWR
Sandhill Crane strolling along wildlife drive at MNWR on Cayuga Lake in the NewYork FingerLakes Royalty Free Stock Photo
Mute Swans flying gracefully through wetland refuge Royalty Free Stock Photo
Red Wing Blackbird male in wetland marsh Royalty Free Stock Photo
Great Blue Heron arrives in Cayuga Lake April breeding grounds in upstate NewYork Royalty Free Stock Photo
Great Blue Heron napping on wildlife refuge marsh wetland tree limb Royalty Free Stock Photo
Calico Pennant Dragonfly rests on swamp grass on Cayuga Lake NYS Royalty Free Stock Photo
Great Blue Heron sleeping on marsh wetland tree limb Royalty Free Stock Photo
Sandhill Cranes forage for grains and invertebrates in prairies, grasslands, and marshes. These are slate gray birds, often with a rusty wash on the upperparts. Adults have a pale cheek and red skin on the crown. Their legs are black. Juveniles are gray and rusty brown, without the pale cheek or red crown. They travel in flocks of thousands.


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