Sandhill crane migration spotted at Pike Lake on Superior National Forest last week. Migration begins in early September and lasts until mid-November, so you still have time to see them flying in formation, if you're lucky 🍀. Make sure your sound is on for this one. #WildlifeWednesday 📷: Sandhill crane video by Steve Robertsen/USDA Forest Service. | U.S. Forest Service-Superior National Forest

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Don’t miss the great migration of the Sandhill Cranes in North Platte, Nebraska. Referenced as “one of North America’s greatest natural wildlife phenomena” by NationalGeographic, the Platte River is a popular stopping ground for Sandhill Cranes. Each spring, more than 400,000 Sandhill Cranes spend about six weeks in North Platte during their voyage north.Witness this majestic moment as a siege of cranes take flight with a Sandhill Crane tour guided by Dusty Trails. Choose from: ✅ Sunrise Sandhil