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This Morning Outside

by Diane Porter

Oct. 19, 2014
International Crane Foundation
Barabo0, Wisconsin

Blue Crane

A crane reaches into the center of circles. The beautiful Blue Crane is native to South Africa, but a pair lives at the International Crane Foundation in Wisconsin.

Blue Crane
© 2014 Diane Porter

There are only 15 species of cranes in the world. Many of them are endangered, and some are barely holding on.

The International Crane Foundation works to help save the cranes where they are native. The Foundation is also working to educate the public about cranes. One of their programs lets people see all 15 species at the center in Wisconsin.

It's worth visiting. But be warned. You'll come away caring about what happens to the cranes of the world.

Blue Crane Preens Blue Crane
Blue Crane preens Blue Crane looks around

Blue Crane in Wetland
Blue Crane wades in wetland

Photos © 2014 Diane Porter. All rights reserved.

—Diane Porter

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