Wild Times
“They’re [cranes] a much more delicate bird, compared to the swans,” says Carrie McClelland, a wildlife viewing biologist with Environment Yukon. “They stand three and
“They’re [cranes] a much more delicate bird, compared to the swans,” says Carrie McClelland, a wildlife viewing biologist with Environment Yukon. “They stand three and
I am pleased to announce that I recently had my first encounter with a sandhill crane. I have never gone to the Crane and Sheep
A Sandhill Crane (Grus canadensis) Read More »
Sometimes it seems like maybe they might not come. Then you hear them: the faint, high-pitched croaking, growing louder and louder. Then the sky fills
Nothing, Nothing, Nothing… Then Honks Galore! Read More »
The thermals above the town of Faro may account for the “tens of thousands” of sand hill cranes that fly above it each spring. Or
Cranes Fly High Up in the Sky Read More »
Faro’s Crane and Sheep Viewing Festival has attracted international attention before as it grows yet again in its fifth year.
Faro’s sheep and cranes ready for their closeup Read More »
A quarter million sandhill cranes! When, anywhere in this territory, do we have the opportunity to see a quarter million anything? Caribou? Nope. People? Not
Sandhills on Demand Read More »
Faro-based artist Jackie Irvine set herself a challenge. What if she painted one painting a day for 100 days? Starting October 1, 2011 she did
100 Steps Further In Read More »