As the snow fell heavily on the farm
The Sandhill Cranes bunched together –trying to warm their soddened feathers.
I felt a tad sorry for them.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
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They do look rather cold and miserable, don’t they?
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Yes. I rather felt sorry for them
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They are amazing birds! I’d live to travel to North Platte to see them. Guess they have organized tours at dawn or night – nahhh.
Hope you don’t invite them in… 🤷♀️
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They are thick here. THICK!
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Poor cold birdies. The pictures are gorgeous, tho…
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Thank you, Dear.
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💜💜💜
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They have food there and that is what they need to make the flight out to Nebraska….I keep seeing North Platte NB as their big landing spot! It would be fun to see them in a group anyplace…we see a few not more than 5 or 6 at a time in the summer…I can only imagine how your flock sounded!!
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It’s LOUD. VERY!
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well, we’ll hafta drive by to see them on the ground. they’ve been flyin’ over our house until a couple weeks back. and canadian geese, is confluence over-run with them?
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I think, now that Goose hunting is ending, we will start to see more geese in the neighborhood.
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