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Definition of sandhill crane in English: sandhill cranenoun A chiefly migratory North American crane with greyish plumage and a red crown. 沙丘鹤 Grus canadensis, family Gruidae Example sentencesExamples - From here, immense flocks of snow geese, sandhill cranes, and other waterfowl may be seen, having safely made the journey to their winter home, sheltered by the timeless cottonwoods.
- It contains historic wetlands that could be restored to provide important habitat for sandhill crane nesting and foraging as well as Oregon spotted frog breeding habitat.
- With the Mississippi sandhill crane breeding facility in operation for seven years, the Audubon facility has proven that dwindling crane populations can be boosted through a combination of artificial insemination and hand-rearing.
- I ended up seeing over 70 species and the highlights include a sandhill crane pair feeding along a road in farm field, a flock of male bobolinks competing with each other and of course an indigo bunting feeding below the finch feeders.
- The skies are quiet except for the occasional sandhill crane and its raucous cries.
- Two species are native to North America, the whooping crane and the sandhill crane (G. canadensis).
- The latter initiative is expected to restore 250,000 acres of habitat for species such as upland ducks, pheasants and sandhill cranes.
- Vast flocks of Canada geese, sandhill cranes, snow geese, and shorebirds make this look like a nature movie.
- Today, fewer than 200 whoopers survive in the wild, most migrating with sandhill cranes between Canada and Texas.
- A $7 Texas migratory bird hunting stamp, plus a valid hunting license, will be required of persons hunting any migratory game bird, including ducks, geese, doves, sandhill crane, woodcock, etc.
- The refuge is also an important migration stopover point for many northern nesters, including shorebircls, white-fronted geese, arid sandhill cranes.
- Last night I heard a sandhill crane; Mary has already seen some.
- Previous research with Canada geese and sandhill cranes has shown that birds led south by ultralight return the next spring.
- On a wing and a prayer - human-led migration of sandhill cranes to be expanded to include whooping cranes
- He followed the sandhill cranes in 2001 and the whooping cranes on their journey north the following year.
- It is fascinating to watch for and to listen for each returning bird species, like sandhill cranes and robins, with their very distinct sound.
- She's also hoping to prevent the establishment of hunting seasons on mourning doves, sandhill cranes, and wolves.
- I don't know if we're going to do the Rivers and Wildlife Celebration but we will get out for some sandhill crane and snow goose action.
- The arrow indicates the band corresponding to the crane sex-linked DNA fragment, which has a size of 421 bp in whooping crane and hooded crane and 424 bp in sandhill crane.
- The ‘Marshland Elegy’ chapter of Sand County ends with an epitaph to the sandhill crane.
Definition of sandhill crane in US English: sandhill cranenounˈsandˌhil ˌkrān A chiefly migratory North American crane with grayish plumage and a red crown. 沙丘鹤 Grus canadensis, family Gruidae Example sentencesExamples - From here, immense flocks of snow geese, sandhill cranes, and other waterfowl may be seen, having safely made the journey to their winter home, sheltered by the timeless cottonwoods.
- The refuge is also an important migration stopover point for many northern nesters, including shorebircls, white-fronted geese, arid sandhill cranes.
- He followed the sandhill cranes in 2001 and the whooping cranes on their journey north the following year.
- A $7 Texas migratory bird hunting stamp, plus a valid hunting license, will be required of persons hunting any migratory game bird, including ducks, geese, doves, sandhill crane, woodcock, etc.
- Previous research with Canada geese and sandhill cranes has shown that birds led south by ultralight return the next spring.
- Vast flocks of Canada geese, sandhill cranes, snow geese, and shorebirds make this look like a nature movie.
- Today, fewer than 200 whoopers survive in the wild, most migrating with sandhill cranes between Canada and Texas.
- With the Mississippi sandhill crane breeding facility in operation for seven years, the Audubon facility has proven that dwindling crane populations can be boosted through a combination of artificial insemination and hand-rearing.
- I don't know if we're going to do the Rivers and Wildlife Celebration but we will get out for some sandhill crane and snow goose action.
- The arrow indicates the band corresponding to the crane sex-linked DNA fragment, which has a size of 421 bp in whooping crane and hooded crane and 424 bp in sandhill crane.
- I ended up seeing over 70 species and the highlights include a sandhill crane pair feeding along a road in farm field, a flock of male bobolinks competing with each other and of course an indigo bunting feeding below the finch feeders.
- It contains historic wetlands that could be restored to provide important habitat for sandhill crane nesting and foraging as well as Oregon spotted frog breeding habitat.
- The ‘Marshland Elegy’ chapter of Sand County ends with an epitaph to the sandhill crane.
- Last night I heard a sandhill crane; Mary has already seen some.
- She's also hoping to prevent the establishment of hunting seasons on mourning doves, sandhill cranes, and wolves.
- It is fascinating to watch for and to listen for each returning bird species, like sandhill cranes and robins, with their very distinct sound.
- The latter initiative is expected to restore 250,000 acres of habitat for species such as upland ducks, pheasants and sandhill cranes.
- Two species are native to North America, the whooping crane and the sandhill crane (G. canadensis).
- The skies are quiet except for the occasional sandhill crane and its raucous cries.
- On a wing and a prayer - human-led migration of sandhill cranes to be expanded to include whooping cranes
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