Sentence examples for crane migration from inspiring English sources

"I go to Nebraska a fair amount, and I love going to the Platte River and watching the sandhill crane migration".

One of the most memorable is Brooke Pennypacker, a sometimes annoyingly talkative pilot for the whooping crane migration, who wishes he could have been a better father.

"So if I can come from across the country and talk about why the crane migration is so cool, it creates a bond that wouldn't exist otherwise," he said.

Once he was living part-time in Michigan, he began to incorporate the natural elements of the dunes, such as in Memory of Sandhill Cranes (1981), a work inspired by crane migration.

Currently Mr. Forsberg is working on a book that tracks the cranes' migration.

Ms. Noll and Mr. Nichols, for example, are headed next to Nebraska, to work as guides along the sandhill cranes' migration route.

But it turns out that a more benign interaction, using ultralight planes to teach endangered whooping cranes their migration route, has its complications, too.

Mr. Duff and his colleagues had feared that the young cranes' natural migration impulses could have been garbled by being trucked part of the way south.. "We thought they may head straight north and be stuck in Michigan, but they took off and flew northwest," Mr. Duff said with a hint of relief.

Siberian cranes migrate south to escape the Arctic winters, and it normally falls to the adult birds to teach their young the migration routes, allowing the knowledge to pass down through many generations.

Vladimir Putin's latest publicity stunt features a video of him in a microlight aircraft guiding a flock of young Siberian cranes on their migration route.

But Vladimir Putin did don white overalls and big black goggles as he took to the skies over northern Siberia in a motorised hang glider to help endangered cranes begin their migration to wintering grounds in Iran and India.