I once watched a pair of Sandhill Cranes stand side by side, wings spread wide, wingtip to wingtip, as they pushed a massive alligator back into the water. Together, they looked like one giant two ...

First, a murmur. Then wild chatter. And finally, takeoff! It was a spring of science, magic and milestones during this year’s sandhill crane migration.

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A 2017 study found that 46,500 crane tourists traveled to central Nebraska for the migration that year. Rowe Sanctuary and the Crane Trust had an economic impact of $3.72 million, creating the ...

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After a $12.5 million renovation, Rowe Sanctuary has reopened. Now in its 50th year, it offers hands-on exhibits, along with speakers, story hours and programs this crane season.

Migratory sandhill cranes spend winters in warm places like Mexico and Texas and then make their way as far north as Alaska, stopping off along the way to bulk up at grain and cornfields. Sandhill ...

Sandhill cranes are seen at the Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge, Monday, Jan. 13, 2025, in Decatur, Ala. (AP Photo/George Walker IV) Photo Gallery DECATUR, Ala.

Last year, the sandhill population that wintered at Wheeler reached a new record of 30,000 cranes. “Here in the Tennessee Valley, we have three things that these cranes need,” Young said.

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Sandhill cranes near an office complex along North Port Washington Road south of Highland Road in Mequon on Tuesday, May 18, 2021. Photo by Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel via USA TODAY ...