10K views · 91 reactions | March Midwest magic: Nebraska's sandhill crane migration gives new meaning to the term "flyover country" https://trib.al/8xGsxsR | Chicago Tribune | Facebook

Is there a brass band walking by or is that just the trumpeting of a sandhill crane? 🎺 🎵 Sandhill cranes can make a variety of different calls, from purrs to hisses to bugles, and more — some of which can be heard from up to 2.5 miles away. No microphone needed for this bird's fortissimo vocalizations! 📹 by USFWS taken at the National Elk Refuge in Wyoming | Center for Biological Diversity

26 reactions · 17 shares | Want to know what a sandhill crane SOUNDS like? Here is a video of the crane just released. See our Sandhill Crane Release photo album posted earlier for some great images. Video by FWC's Karen Parker | MyFWC Florida Fish and Wildlife | Facebook

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