Sunset from a Bird Blind by janeandcharlie

Sunset from a Bird Blind

"When the red sun is sinking behind the mist in the evening, the sandhill cranes begin to arrive. Long-legged, wings open wide, they come first sparely, two watchers, then in scatterings and finally in great numbers, lines of them crossing the sky to land before us hidden humans."
~Linda Hogan~
Wow great capture
February 5th, 2018  
Beautifully timed!
February 5th, 2018  
This is a great picture of the beauty of the sandhill crane. The sunset just adds more beauty.
February 5th, 2018  
Awesome!
February 5th, 2018  
What a great sight....and sound, I'm guessing.
February 5th, 2018  
A sight to behold. nice to be close to a wildlife refuge. beautiful silhouette and a lovely sky. fav.
February 5th, 2018  
Wonderful FAV
February 5th, 2018  
Beautiful
February 6th, 2018  
So lovely Jane, very restful to look at.
February 6th, 2018  
How beautiful they are in flight. What a sight to see!
February 6th, 2018  
So graceful and lovely!! Fav!
February 6th, 2018  
Oh nicely captured!
February 6th, 2018  
FAVtastic :)
February 6th, 2018  
@bkbinthecity @alophoto @bigdad @ranger1 @kathiecb @bruni @777margo @joansmor @888rachel @rosiekerr @harbie @casablanca @gilbertwood
Thanks so much for your comments about my photo of the cranes at sunset. The cranes arrived in November, and they leave later this month. We've taken several trips to see them, but I think we're done now for this year.
February 7th, 2018  
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