Sandhill Crane Family with Adopted Gosling Size:8x10 photo / 11x14 mat but then a Great Egret

but then a Great Egret flew past and that made the Great Blue Heron stand up

The Sandhill Crane was too close to a Red-winged Blackbird nest

Sandhill Cranes gather in open water in December in Michigan

is a member of the Howell Nature Center in Howell

A glossy print featuring Sandhill Cranes and their adopted Canada Goose gosling mounted on a white beveled mat

Sandhill Crane Family with Adopted Gosling Size:8x10 photo / 11x14 mat but then a Great EgretA glossy print featuring Sandhill Cranes and their adopted Canada Goose gosling mounted on a white beveled mat. In early May 2019, a Sandhill Crane family hatched a Canada Goose egg. A couple of days later, their Sandhill Crane egg hatched. The Sandhill Cranes have adopted the Canada Goose gosling as one of their own. They are caring for it along with their Sandhill Crane chick (which is called a "colt.") The colt, a couple of days old, sits near his