Similarly, some birds sport unique-looking crowns, crests, or mohawks. Continue reading to learn more about these birds.  ...

There are two species of cranes that are native to North America: the sandhill crane and the Whooping crane ... will be in the 10-power to 20-power range to get the best photos.

Whooping Crane. Image by Gary_leavens ... to northeastern North Carolina—the first time an officially extinct predator was returned to its native range in the United States. This groundbreaking ...

Species: Whooping crane About: Whooping cranes are North America’s tallest ... will also make it harder for desert tortoises to expand their range, find new food sources and adapt to climate change ...

Thanks to swarms of apiary enthusiasts, native species are finally getting ... and roomier part of the refuge where endangered whooping cranes were once bred and raised. It held a ramshackle ...

Two whooping cranes, the first of the year, have also been reported. “We did confirm them,” Krohn said. “We can say the whooping crane migration has started.” Several species of ducks ...

The design features the two crane species native to Wisconsin: the prevalent sandhill crane and the endangered whooping crane. The cranes are depicted among wildflowers in their typical wetland ...

whose work has helped fund programs protecting wildlife for more than 37 years — features the two species native to Wisconsin: the endangered whooping crane and the sandhill crane. The design ...

(KLFY) — The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are still looking for leads regarding an endangered whooping crane that was found dead in ...

Precious cargo indeed. Named for its “whooping” calls, the whooping crane is native to Wisconsin and, along with the sandhill crane is one of only two crane species native to North America.

A whooping crane hunts in a salt marsh where a few mangrove trees dot the shoreline. Mangroves crowd out native plants, including Carolina wolfberry, a food source for the endangered cranes.