While sandhill cranes are not common in Massachusetts, these four were recently spotted in Lancaster! With a 6-foot wingspan, these large, graceful birds may be seen in grasslands, wetlands, and other open areas while breeding or foraging for invertebrates and grains. | Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife

280K views · 1.5K reactions | These cranes are so determined to beat the strong winds  | Furry Tails | Facebook

Crane River (12 of 12): Watch and listen to migrating sandhill cranes as they move across the shallow braided channels of the Platte, settling into roost for the night. It has been a pleasure bringing you all a few sights and sounds of one of the world's great migration spectacles here in Nebraska in the heart of the Great Plains. Hopefully many of you can experience this firsthand some day. You won't forget it. #plattebasintimelapse #platteriver #savingcranes #sandhillcranes #migration #nebrask

7.2K views · 345 reactions | Listen to sounds of spring in the Harney Basin! Video clip featuring sandhill crane, red-winged blackbird, song sparrow, marbled godwit, killdeer, Cooper's hawk, red-tailed hawk, and snow and Ross's geese by Peter Pearsall/USFWS | Friends of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge | Facebook