Sandhill Crane Silhouettes
by Elizabeth Winter
Title
Sandhill Crane Silhouettes
Artist
Elizabeth Winter
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
The Sandhill Crane Migration is a very popular annual attraction in Central Nebraska
-- for the hundreds of thousands of Migrating Cranes
-- and also their many viewers who come from all over the world to the Nebraska Platte River area to watch the event.
An estimated 500,000 Sandhill Cranes pass thru the Nebraska Platte River valley heading north every year during the Annual Spring Migration and headed south during the Fall Sandhill Crane Migration. They migrate through an 80 mile wide "Flyway" stretch along the Platte River from near Grand Island to west of Kearney, NE. It is estimated that about 80% of the world's population of Sandhill Cranes do an annual migration layover in this area of the Platte River. The Platte Valley area has great habitat for many types of birds - even bald eagles.
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March 25th, 2015
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Comments (69)
Al Brown
Outstanding sunset scene Elizabeth, the color variations and overall composition puts one in a pleasant dream state!!
Elizabeth Tillar
Elizabeth, this is a gorgeous image of the cranes in flight and a magnificent sunset! I love this image. l/f
Elizabeth Tillar
Ally, what a nice compliment; I am so glad it reminds you of home! And thanks for making this image a favorite!
Rahdne Zola
Congratulations Elizabeth on your feature in the Orange Euphoria exhibit "Striking Silhouettes"! Your exquisite photograph induces a state of sheer Orange Euphoria!
Elizabeth Tillar
What a capture, Elizabeth! The colors are stunning, and the composition is superb. I love this! l/f
Rahdne Zola
I adore this photo, Elizabeth. Everything-- from the intriguing movement, to the balanced contrast, to the sublime color palette-- makes this an excellent photo. And it's my Pick of the Day in Orange Euphoria. Love it!