The great spring congregation of some half million migrating sandhill cranes along Nebraska's Platte River Valley has now peaked and on the ebb. The cranes are now mostly on the wing in their big push to Canada, Alaska and Siberia. They are a sleek and beautiful creature in flight, as seen here silhouetted against a bright, but cloudy sky. It's little surprise to see why cranes are so revered by cultures the world over.
Friday, April 4, 2014
Wings on the Wind
The great spring congregation of some half million migrating sandhill cranes along Nebraska's Platte River Valley has now peaked and on the ebb. The cranes are now mostly on the wing in their big push to Canada, Alaska and Siberia. They are a sleek and beautiful creature in flight, as seen here silhouetted against a bright, but cloudy sky. It's little surprise to see why cranes are so revered by cultures the world over.
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Wow! What a sight! This is fantastic!
I too, hope these beautiful creatures continue to adapt. I would love to see their migration. Thank You for sharing this small part of it.
I do love your birds in flight!! Terrific capture as always!! Have a great weekend, Raf!!
Such grace and beauty--this photo fills my eyes. Which, is the greatest compliment I can give.
HI That is a wonderful flight shot. Have a great weekend.
Beautiful b&w post!
The silhouette shapes of these wings in flight are like some shadow drama. Most impressive.
Great photo Raf. Beautiful shapes and a fine range of tones. Lovely.
Wow - so dreamy and gorgeous!
wonderful capture - the back and white treatment highlights the stark reality of migration
1/2 a million cranes in one area would be a remarkable thing to see - one day perhaps.
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Brilliant photo in B&W! Wonderful contrast!
Beautiful image!
Beautiful photo of majestic birds on their long migration.
Fantastic photo! Looks so beautiful in B&W :)
Wow! Beautiful image. Wonderful contrast!
You've captured their beauty in flight perfectly. Your photos are always gorgeous!
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Wow. Wonderful Capture.
It's a great B&W photo showing those beautiful birds in flight. Wish I had been there to hear them.
Beautiful photo !!
Gorgeous photo !
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