Whooping Crane
Grus americana
from the ground to the top of the head
- Mass
- 6000–7800 gObie płcie — Cornell
The whooping crane breeds in wetlands with rushes and aquatic plants. Its main wild population migrates between Canada and Texas coasts. Winter estuaries, shall
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Grus americana
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The whooping crane breeds in wetlands with rushes and aquatic plants. Its main wild population migrates between Canada and Texas coasts. Winter estuaries, shallow bays and tidal flats differ from other reintroduced populations’ sites and routes.
It eats crabs, molluscs, small animals and plants. Pairs call and dance with bows and leaps. Ground-level nests produce chicks following parents.