Sand Cranes

[wmchauncey]

First time that I've ever seen them...had to lower background saturation somewhat to bring them out.

[langier]

Nice!

[PeterAit]

Very nice! How'd you get them to march in step?

[Rob C]

Very nice! How'd you get them to march in step?

Music. That's why Bose is so expensive.

Rob C

[wmchauncey]

Very nice! How'd you get them to march in step?

ROTC     

[syncrasy]

Nice shot.

By the way, those cranes are called Sandhill Cranes (Grus canadensis).

[Christoph C. Feldhaim]

Very nice shot.
And after looking at it a couple of times I think using desaturation to let them stand out was a good move.

Cheers
~Chris

[RSL]

Ever see a sandhill crane dance? This guy is jumping up and down and flapping his wings. It's a mating thing. You can tell that the female is really fascinated.

[Rob C]

Ever see a sandhill crane dance? This guy is jumping up and down and flapping his wings. It's a mating thing. You can tell that the female is really fascinated.

If I was young enough to go to clubs, I'm sure it's what I'd see there too. Thrilled women.

Is this what's known a playing a percentages game?

When will males ever learn? For the sake of the world, let's hope never!

;-)

Rob C

[dhancock]

Nice shot! I do find it interesting that in my experience, Sandhill Cranes are often in groups of three.

[wmchauncey]

To those that offered C&C on the image...thanks for the kudos.