Why Nebraska is a mecca for sandhill crane-loving birders
More than 80 per cent of the world’s sandhill cranes converge on the Platte River in central Nebraska between late February and early April.
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More than 80 per cent of the world’s sandhill cranes converge on the Platte River in central Nebraska between late February and early April.
The Sandhill Cranes are making their way back home from winter migration a little early this year.Their midpoint stop on their journey to the north just happens
This year, as the cranes return to central Nebraska, area business and tourism leaders believe tourists — and their dollars — will return as well. For three straight years, natural
People in the Platte River's Big Bend region look to the sky in early March when they hear familiar notes sung by a few high-flying sandhill cranes. They know the full-throated chorus isn't far behind
People in the Platte River's Big Bend region look to the sky in early March when they hear familiar notes sung by a few high-flying sandhill cranes. They know the full-throated chorus isn't far behind