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Cranes and Geese  
   

Cranes and Geese

You normally don't see the cranes and geese flying together, but I got several images where a few Sandhill Cranes were 'in formation' with the Snow Geese. The thing I really find interesting about this shot (and you may not be able to see in this small image) is the crane just above the horizon on the right side appears to have something in it's mouth (looks to me to be a small rodent). I asked a couple of the instructors if this was normal behavior and they were puzzled. I plan to show the image to folks Wednesday to see if others can help me identify what the crane has in his mouth.
Bosque 3rd installment

November 18th 2008
My time here at Bosque is flying by - pardon the pun! I’m having a great time here even though it seems like there are fewer birds here than last year. In addition, the Sandhill Cranes seem to be taking off BEFORE sunrise and flying back into the ponds AFTER sunset. As a result much of the time I’m trying to shoot in very low light. As you will see in my images posted with today’s entr ... read more
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