Get Outside Wildlife Facts

Photo of the Day: Sandhill Crane Chick Being Fed

Rachel Faulkner | Last Updated: January 5, 2016

Photo by Cindy Bryant

See more of Cindy Bryant’s photos on Flickr >>

Sandhill Cranes: an Ancient Bird, a New Threat, and How
You Can Help

Big Oil’s actions are threatening Sandhill cranes and other wildlife species with critical habitat loss from construction, deforestation and oil spills. Read more >>

Get Outside, Wildlife Facts | birds, photo of the day, Photography, sandhill cranes, wildlife

Published: March 13, 2013

Recent
Related

A sunset photo shows a person on a fishing boat. There are two birds visible, both mid-air.

Gulf Coast Beaches: Let’s Get Wild!

One adult and three children face away from the camera, looking over a bridge at the water below.

Bringing Nature within Reach through Community Partnerships

Two people sit at a table with wet concrete formations on it.

Summer in Missoula Ushers in a “Pollinatorpalooza”

Four people pose for a photo outside in a forest.

The Future of Conservation

Repeating image of a bird. Each repeating image is a bit more faded.

QUIZ: How Much Do You Know About Grasslands and Wildlife?

A bald eagle lays dead on the ground.

Dangers of Lawn Chemicals: Impacts and Alternatives

A sign reads, "Protect Oak Flat".

Protect Oak Flat: How to Help

A sign reads, "Oak Flat Prayer Rising".

Protect Oak Flat: Understanding What’s at Stake

Two students on a boat look at a specimen in a large jar filled with water. One student is wearing sunglasses.

Inspiring the Next Generation of Coastal Stewards

A bright yellow bird with a black beak perches on someone's hand.

Monitoring Bird Interactions with Offshore Wind Development

Thank you for Protecting Wildlife, People, and Our Planet.

We have much more to do and your continued support is needed now more than ever.

Donate Today