Demoiselle cranes sighted in Mainpuri

KANPUR: Ornithologists are happy over the sighting of Demoiselle cranes migrating in good numbers in the wetlands of Kudaiyya, close toSaman bird sanctuary in Mainpuri district.

Snowy Plover, Sandhill Crane or Golden Eagle?

Victory! Tar Sands Pipeline on HoldVictory! Tar Sands Pipeline on Hold

Photo: USFWS

Eurasian Cranes sighted 300 years after becoming extinct in Ireland

Common Crane in Israel

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Don't kill whooping cranes, state wildlife department warns hunters

Only 4 of 10 whooping cranes released in Feb. still known alive; 16 more expected in December

Keep Dirty Oil Out of Whooping Crane Habitat

Right now, the Obama Administration is deciding whether or not to approve this dangerous pipeline -- and they need to hear from you!

Operation Migration marks decade of helping cranes

Sandhill Crane Festival coming to Lodi, CA this weekend

Virginia Zoo introduces African crowned crane chicks

Credit: Virginia Zoo photo by Winfield Danielson

Capture of sandhill crane causes 'quite a stir'

It appeared that the bird was left behind when the flock continued its southern migration; it sought out company at a Muscovy duck farm. - By Sandy Fairfield - Comox Valley Record

The Ups and Downs of Cranes

Siberian cranes are critically endangered. Whooping cranes and red-crowned cranes are endangered. Sandhill cranes are making a comeback, but many are relocating to Pennsylvania. - Debra J. Rigas

First Whooping Cranes Arrive On Aransas Wildlife Refuge, Texas

Jackson's rare whooping crane only one of its kind known to be in Michigan

See migrating birds at city wetlands

The public is invited to see which species are making migratory stops at the city of Davis wetlands during a free guided tour from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 5, led by Yolo Basin Foundation docents.

See migrating birds at city wetlands

The public is invited to see which species are making migratory stops at the city of Davis wetlands during a free guided tour from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 5, led by Yolo Basin Foundation docents.