A Sandhill Crane couple switching nest sitting duties. I later saw a small hole in one of the eggs with a tiny beak poking out, so we should have colts - baby cranes - soon! The Canada Goose in the background was drop kicked earlier by one of the cranes for getting too close to the nest (the goose seemed fine.) 🚨 Sound warning - the cranes call loudly a few seconds in. | Jocelyn Anderson Photography

Every March and April, black-necked cranes flock to Zoige Wetland in northern Sichuan to breed. In summer, you'll spot baby cranes hatching and waddling around the vast wetland. #EcoFuture #EcoCivilization #HarmonyKeepers #NationalDay #PRC75Years #ChinaTravel | China Plus Culture

It’s baby season! Of course bear cubs and bison calves are adorable, but what about these sandhill crane colts?! Yes, baby cranes are called colts, not chicks, because of their long, spindly legs, which look just like a baby horse’s (aka colt’s) legs! 🎥: ETA Naturalist @drewbird307, filmed from a distance using a @swarovskioptik_birding spotting scope and an @ollincompany phone adapter. | Jackson Hole EcoTour Adventures