A quick update on my post from March 22 Sandhill Cranes and their colts. It’s one month later and the colt that was knee high to the adults has legs as long as the adults. It’s outgrowing the rusty colored down feathers and growing its adult plumage and is foraging fore its own food while staying close to parents just in case a hand out is offered.
Do You See What I See…
Patty Charles 
Delightful – Curly, Larry & Moe. 🙂
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So sweet are they!
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I’m a huge fan of cranes…. lovely photos 🙂
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Thank you and thanks for stopping by!
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I am enjoying your follow-up with the colts. We have bird sanctuaries in nearby counties and enjoy seeing migratory birds as well.
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So glad you are enjoying the updates and thank you for taking time to stop by!
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We all grow up, rxcept me and Peter Pan that is!
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It’s important to stay child like look what it did for PP 🙂
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So cute!! Love the Sandhills!!
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They are cute, I like their slow approach to living 🙂
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Super photo of the Sandhill Cranes. We have spotted a few that have come back after the cold winter, but not close enough to photograph.
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Thank you! Glad you are getting the migrating birds I will surely miss them.
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Lovely shots. And I did not know that young cranes were called Colts, interesting.
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Thanks Cathy. It is odd they are called colts isn’t it!
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