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This week’s Friday Foto Finder challenge is “crane”…
Unlike Spanish storks or flamingos, the crane is a more elusive bird that is usually spotted within city limits. Here we see a male crane (the more brightly coloured of the species) peering above the nests of others, possibly in search of a mate, or perhaps just warming its long frame in the warm midday sun.
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Lots of cranes that lost their feathers this time, I see. 😀 Mine is here: http://allicanblog.wordpress.com/2013/11/15/friday-foto-finder-crane/
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I had an actual crane fly over me this morning on my way to work. When I lived in the sticks near the rice fields I’d see flocks of them every day, so I was excited to see this one today. They are not really cranes, they are snowy egrets, but they look like cranes.
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LOL – I had never before wondered at the mating habits of the steel crane. I counted this morning and I can see 29 cranes from my balcony! They must breed – possibly in the night.
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