Spring is dangerous for sandhill cranes and their chicks

Parents are busy feeding and protecting their chicks, so they're less likely to fly away from oncoming cars.

Spring Migration of the Sandhill Crane - SUSAN TREGONING PHOTOGRAPHY

Laura's Birding Blog: More than You Maybe Wanted to Know about Sandhill Cranes

Good riddance to sandhill crane hunting season — at least for now

Weather conditions delay sandhill cranes' return to Shawano County

Living in Sandhill Crane Country

It's Spring and the Sandhill Cranes are Back: Prepare to be Dazzled — Lincoln 55+ Magazine

Whooping, sandhill cranes in danger from lead ammunition and fishing tackle

Is Hunting Sandhill Cranes Truly Necessary?

It's a Bird, It's a Crane! Sandhill Cranes Nest for the First Time at Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge, by USFWS Columbia Pacific Northwest Region, USFWS Pacific NW Region

Sandhill Crane On the wild side of the Arkansas River valley

Sandhill Crane National Geographic

Colorado's iconic sandhill cranes are back for a limited time, Lifestyle

Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Federation