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Sandhill Cranes — and their chicks

by Anders Gyllenhaal March 19, 2019

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We’re two journalists who’ve traded in our work in publishing and syndicated writing for following and photographing the birds. We live in Raleigh, NC, but are traveling the country every chance we get -- and are sharing the lessons birds are teaching us and the photos we take along the way.

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