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Bird Counting and spouses: Urgency created by Sandhill Cranes The Perils of Counting the Birds Pam Dailey-McNeiley writes: I have had an ear tuned to listening for sandhill cranes since I counted over 60 last weekend in the air. At about 2 p.m. I heard their plaintive cries and went racing down the stairs to grab the binoculars, yelled to my husband,"I hear sandhills!" and slopped outside immediately in my slippers.To submit your checklists in the Great Backyard Bird Count CLICK HERE This story was posted on 2011-02-20 15:13:09
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