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The Cranes that Grace Maine

Summary by Natural Resources Council of Maine
Grace. That’s a word that comes easily to mind when we think about – or better yet, see – cranes. Long legs, long neck, long wings tucked back when they stroll across a field. It’s a quality that commands extra attention.   The two Sandhill Cranes found by the authors at their “pop-up” pond. (Photo courtesy of Allison Wells) Across the world, there are 15 species of crane in all their graces. Here in Maine, we have just one: Sandhill Crane. A fe…
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Natural Resources Council of Maine broke the news in on Thursday, April 24, 2025.
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