Sandhill Crane (Grus canadensis). Taken at Viera Wetlands, Brevard County, Florida, USA
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“They fall out of the sky like a lawn chair,” my co-worker told me after he returned from his first sandhill crane hunt. “What do you do with a crane?” I asked. “They’re called the ‘ribeye of the sky,’” he replied, and that was all I needed to know. I was up for sandhill crane
Cranes are ancient symbols of longevity, balance, wisdom, and good fortune. The crane also speaks to the uses of secrecy, devotion, and protection. This article will break down some of the symbolism and potential meanings related to this mystical bird.
There are several subspecies of Sandhill Crane that are found in the same western migratory flocks - Greater Sandhill Crane (tabida), Lesser Sandhill Crane (candidensis), and an intermediate size (row
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Ink drawing of a standing Sandhill Crane. Package of 5 blank notecards and envelopes. 5.5 x 4 inches,
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Sandhill Crane (Grus canadensis) This is not my first time seeing one of these majestic birds, as they are a regular sight from my car on the sides of country roads. But it was my first real opportunity to photograph one. It was nice to see a group of them congregating near the side of a lake. Their movements are wonderful. Thanks for visiting!
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" There is space for me" The Sandhill Crane is always a special sight to see. Surrounded by native Illinois wetland plants such as cord grass, iris, great blue lobelia, and bottle gentian, this big bird is right at home. Less than 1% of native prairie is left in Illinois though. This ecosystem and community is in danger. This illustration is part of a series I am working on to promote prairie awareness and give voice to the plants and animals that make up this world that many of us are not acquainted with anymore. This illustration is a bit different from my normal plant art, but I'm enjoying expanding my artistic horizons. This listing is for an 8x10 or 11x14 inch print of my original illustrations, which are created from hand drawn plants/animals with added digital color and texture. Prints are on Ultra Premium Presentation Matte Paper. No frame is included, but all prints are packaged with a sturdy cardboard backing to ensure prints do not bend and are protected during shipment. Less
This is a Giclee’ print featuring my original ink drawing of a sandhill crane made during ‘wildtober’ drawing challenge 2020. The drawing was digitally colored with Procreate. 8x10” museum quality print on enhanced matte paper. Signed and dated on the back. Open edition. All prints listed are unframed. This item will be mailed in a sturdy mailing envelope and shipped via USPS first class for free.
