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Sandhill Crane

Grus canadensis

Photo by Rosa Maria
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Description:

This was taken right after the Fall Semester. We did an ethogram of Sandhill Crane agonistic behaviors. Anyways there is usually a flock (10-30) behind an apartment complex usually in the mornings and evenings. I was so shocked to see this.

The Sandhill Crane is from the Gruidae family and Gruiformes order.

Habitat:

Near a pond behind an apartment complex. Suburban Area.

Notes:

Picture was taken in Orlando, FL.

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PublishedMarch 16, 2014

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