Definition of sandhill crane in English:

sandhill crane

noun

A chiefly migratory North American crane with greyish plumage and a red crown.
Grus canadensis, family Gruidae
Example sentencesExamples
- From here, immense flocks of snow geese, sandhill cranes, and other waterfowl may be seen, having safely made the journey to their winter home, sheltered by the timeless cottonwoods.
- It contains historic wetlands that could be restored to provide important habitat for sandhill crane nesting and foraging as well as Oregon spotted frog breeding habitat.
- With the Mississippi sandhill crane breeding facility in operation for seven years, the Audubon facility has proven that dwindling crane populations can be boosted through a combination of artificial insemination and hand-rearing.
- I ended up seeing over 70 species and the highlights include a sandhill crane pair feeding along a road in farm field, a flock of male bobolinks competing with each other and of course an indigo bunting feeding below the finch feeders.
- The skies are quiet except for the occasional sandhill crane and its raucous cries.
- Two species are native to North America, the whooping crane and the sandhill crane (G. canadensis).
- The latter initiative is expected to restore 250,000 acres of habitat for species such as upland ducks, pheasants and sandhill cranes.
- Vast flocks of Canada geese, sandhill cranes, snow geese, and shorebirds make this look like a nature movie.
- Today, fewer than 200 whoopers survive in the wild, most migrating with sandhill cranes between Canada and Texas.
- A $7 Texas migratory bird hunting stamp, plus a valid hunting license, will be required of persons hunting any migratory game bird, including ducks, geese, doves, sandhill crane, woodcock, etc.
- The refuge is also an important migration stopover point for many northern nesters, including shorebircls, white-fronted geese, arid sandhill cranes.
- Last night I heard a sandhill crane; Mary has already seen some.
- Previous research with Canada geese and sandhill cranes has shown that birds led south by ultralight return the next spring.
- On a wing and a prayer - human-led migration of sandhill cranes to be expanded to include whooping cranes
- He followed the sandhill cranes in 2001 and the whooping cranes on their journey north the following year.
- It is fascinating to watch for and to listen for each returning bird species, like sandhill cranes and robins, with their very distinct sound.
- She's also hoping to prevent the establishment of hunting seasons on mourning doves, sandhill cranes, and wolves.
- I don't know if we're going to do the Rivers and Wildlife Celebration but we will get out for some sandhill crane and snow goose action.
- The arrow indicates the band corresponding to the crane sex-linked DNA fragment, which has a size of 421 bp in whooping crane and hooded crane and 424 bp in sandhill crane.
- The ‘Marshland Elegy’ chapter of Sand County ends with an epitaph to the sandhill crane.

Definition of sandhill crane in US English:

sandhill crane

nounˈsandˌhil ˌkrān

A chiefly migratory North American crane with grayish plumage and a red crown.
Grus canadensis, family Gruidae
Example sentencesExamples
- From here, immense flocks of snow geese, sandhill cranes, and other waterfowl may be seen, having safely made the journey to their winter home, sheltered by the timeless cottonwoods.
- The refuge is also an important migration stopover point for many northern nesters, including shorebircls, white-fronted geese, arid sandhill cranes.
- He followed the sandhill cranes in 2001 and the whooping cranes on their journey north the following year.
- A $7 Texas migratory bird hunting stamp, plus a valid hunting license, will be required of persons hunting any migratory game bird, including ducks, geese, doves, sandhill crane, woodcock, etc.
- Previous research with Canada geese and sandhill cranes has shown that birds led south by ultralight return the next spring.
- Vast flocks of Canada geese, sandhill cranes, snow geese, and shorebirds make this look like a nature movie.
- Today, fewer than 200 whoopers survive in the wild, most migrating with sandhill cranes between Canada and Texas.
- With the Mississippi sandhill crane breeding facility in operation for seven years, the Audubon facility has proven that dwindling crane populations can be boosted through a combination of artificial insemination and hand-rearing.
- I don't know if we're going to do the Rivers and Wildlife Celebration but we will get out for some sandhill crane and snow goose action.
- The arrow indicates the band corresponding to the crane sex-linked DNA fragment, which has a size of 421 bp in whooping crane and hooded crane and 424 bp in sandhill crane.
- I ended up seeing over 70 species and the highlights include a sandhill crane pair feeding along a road in farm field, a flock of male bobolinks competing with each other and of course an indigo bunting feeding below the finch feeders.
- It contains historic wetlands that could be restored to provide important habitat for sandhill crane nesting and foraging as well as Oregon spotted frog breeding habitat.
- The ‘Marshland Elegy’ chapter of Sand County ends with an epitaph to the sandhill crane.
- Last night I heard a sandhill crane; Mary has already seen some.
- She's also hoping to prevent the establishment of hunting seasons on mourning doves, sandhill cranes, and wolves.
- It is fascinating to watch for and to listen for each returning bird species, like sandhill cranes and robins, with their very distinct sound.
- The latter initiative is expected to restore 250,000 acres of habitat for species such as upland ducks, pheasants and sandhill cranes.
- Two species are native to North America, the whooping crane and the sandhill crane (G. canadensis).
- The skies are quiet except for the occasional sandhill crane and its raucous cries.
- On a wing and a prayer - human-led migration of sandhill cranes to be expanded to include whooping cranes

单词	sandhill crane
释义	Definition of sandhill crane in English: sandhill crane noun A chiefly migratory North American crane with greyish plumage and a red crown. Grus canadensis, family Gruidae Example sentencesExamples From here, immense flocks of snow geese, sandhill cranes, and other waterfowl may be seen, having safely made the journey to their winter home, sheltered by the timeless cottonwoods. It contains historic wetlands that could be restored to provide important habitat for sandhill crane nesting and foraging as well as Oregon spotted frog breeding habitat. With the Mississippi sandhill crane breeding facility in operation for seven years, the Audubon facility has proven that dwindling crane populations can be boosted through a combination of artificial insemination and hand-rearing. I ended up seeing over 70 species and the highlights include a sandhill crane pair feeding along a road in farm field, a flock of male bobolinks competing with each other and of course an indigo bunting feeding below the finch feeders. The skies are quiet except for the occasional sandhill crane and its raucous cries. Two species are native to North America, the whooping crane and the sandhill crane (G. canadensis). The latter initiative is expected to restore 250,000 acres of habitat for species such as upland ducks, pheasants and sandhill cranes. Vast flocks of Canada geese, sandhill cranes, snow geese, and shorebirds make this look like a nature movie. Today, fewer than 200 whoopers survive in the wild, most migrating with sandhill cranes between Canada and Texas. A $7 Texas migratory bird hunting stamp, plus a valid hunting license, will be required of persons hunting any migratory game bird, including ducks, geese, doves, sandhill crane, woodcock, etc. The refuge is also an important migration stopover point for many northern nesters, including shorebircls, white-fronted geese, arid sandhill cranes. Last night I heard a sandhill crane; Mary has already seen some. Previous research with Canada geese and sandhill cranes has shown that birds led south by ultralight return the next spring. On a wing and a prayer - human-led migration of sandhill cranes to be expanded to include whooping cranes He followed the sandhill cranes in 2001 and the whooping cranes on their journey north the following year. It is fascinating to watch for and to listen for each returning bird species, like sandhill cranes and robins, with their very distinct sound. She's also hoping to prevent the establishment of hunting seasons on mourning doves, sandhill cranes, and wolves. I don't know if we're going to do the Rivers and Wildlife Celebration but we will get out for some sandhill crane and snow goose action. The arrow indicates the band corresponding to the crane sex-linked DNA fragment, which has a size of 421 bp in whooping crane and hooded crane and 424 bp in sandhill crane. The ‘Marshland Elegy’ chapter of Sand County ends with an epitaph to the sandhill crane. Definition of sandhill crane in US English: sandhill crane nounˈsandˌhil ˌkrān A chiefly migratory North American crane with grayish plumage and a red crown. Grus canadensis, family Gruidae Example sentencesExamples From here, immense flocks of snow geese, sandhill cranes, and other waterfowl may be seen, having safely made the journey to their winter home, sheltered by the timeless cottonwoods. The refuge is also an important migration stopover point for many northern nesters, including shorebircls, white-fronted geese, arid sandhill cranes. He followed the sandhill cranes in 2001 and the whooping cranes on their journey north the following year. A $7 Texas migratory bird hunting stamp, plus a valid hunting license, will be required of persons hunting any migratory game bird, including ducks, geese, doves, sandhill crane, woodcock, etc. Previous research with Canada geese and sandhill cranes has shown that birds led south by ultralight return the next spring. Vast flocks of Canada geese, sandhill cranes, snow geese, and shorebirds make this look like a nature movie. Today, fewer than 200 whoopers survive in the wild, most migrating with sandhill cranes between Canada and Texas. With the Mississippi sandhill crane breeding facility in operation for seven years, the Audubon facility has proven that dwindling crane populations can be boosted through a combination of artificial insemination and hand-rearing. I don't know if we're going to do the Rivers and Wildlife Celebration but we will get out for some sandhill crane and snow goose action. The arrow indicates the band corresponding to the crane sex-linked DNA fragment, which has a size of 421 bp in whooping crane and hooded crane and 424 bp in sandhill crane. I ended up seeing over 70 species and the highlights include a sandhill crane pair feeding along a road in farm field, a flock of male bobolinks competing with each other and of course an indigo bunting feeding below the finch feeders. It contains historic wetlands that could be restored to provide important habitat for sandhill crane nesting and foraging as well as Oregon spotted frog breeding habitat. The ‘Marshland Elegy’ chapter of Sand County ends with an epitaph to the sandhill crane. Last night I heard a sandhill crane; Mary has already seen some. She's also hoping to prevent the establishment of hunting seasons on mourning doves, sandhill cranes, and wolves. It is fascinating to watch for and to listen for each returning bird species, like sandhill cranes and robins, with their very distinct sound. The latter initiative is expected to restore 250,000 acres of habitat for species such as upland ducks, pheasants and sandhill cranes. Two species are native to North America, the whooping crane and the sandhill crane (G. canadensis). The skies are quiet except for the occasional sandhill crane and its raucous cries. On a wing and a prayer - human-led migration of sandhill cranes to be expanded to include whooping cranes
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