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Our first Sandhill Cranes: A fantastic sight Click on headline for story plus photo(s) By Barbara Armitage The thing I like best about participating in the Great Backyard Bird Count is the synergy that it creates. I get as excited when my friends spot new birds as I do when I see a bird for the first time. Thanks to a good friend I had the chance to experience both Monday, February 21, 2011. Wayne and I were just returning from bird watching out near Green River Lake when Lucille Lemmon called and said "you have to come see the Sandhill Cranes"! She had just turned off Hwy 206 on her way home and there they were feeding in a corn field. As close as we can guess there were about 200 birds in the flock. Neither Wayne nor I had ever been privileged to see such a sight. I'd seen a few in flight now and then but this was fantastic. This story was posted on 2011-02-24 17:27:03
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