Sandhill Cranes. Platte River Valley, Nebraska. With heads above the crowd, two sandhill cranes unison call to reaffirm their life-long pair bond. Unison calls are loud and rapid synchronized duets. When the trumpet-like staccato calls are given, the male’s head is held higher than the female’s and his call is lower pitched and less rapid. The crane’s unison call is a true symbol of wilderness.
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