Crane Bird Pictures
Great Blue Heron and More
If you are looking for crane bird pictures then you have come to the right place. I am always searching the skies for cranes.They are some of the most fascinating birds, don't you think? Their wing span is approximately 70 inches. That is over 5 feet.
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Crane Bird Pictures Gallery
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| This crane is stocking more fish after eating one large black one. | Just before I got to see her gobble down a fish in one swallow. | This black Egret that likes to fish in the lake when there is no one around. |
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| I watch as this great blue heron fishes in the river. | Close up head shot of a crane. | Same crane from behind as she walks away. |
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| Female blue heron fishing. This is the first crane I spotted in 2007 early spring. | I took this crane bird picture just this week. | This is one of the earliest pictures I took two years ago. |
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| This crane bird pictures is a great blue heron just taking off. | Crane bird doing that stretch of the neck. And oh what a neck they have. | This female great blue heron is protected behind the trees. |
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| Great blue heron on river bank. | Great blue heron under trees. | Great blue heron on the move. |
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| White Egret in flight over the Morton Arboretum. | This great blue heron appears to be standing on her nest. She is also perfectly framed by the tree limbs. | These are crowned cranes. This crane bird picture is part of public domain. |
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| Blue Heron in middle of river in Naperville, IL. | This is a Damoiselle Crane in Toronto Zoo. |
Build A Shelf
I have had people contact me asking how they can protect their fish from cranes. These huge birds have been known to empty a full supply of fish from backyard ponds.
You may also consider giving your fish a place to hide. Another way of keeping your fish safe is by providing some where for them to hide when predators like cranes come around.Build a simple shelf above the bottom of the pond. This could be as simple as rocks piled with an overhang for the fish to swim around.
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Information about wingspan and height of cranes was obtained from www.mbr-pwrc.usgs.gov
