Sandhill Crane Parent and Colt, 2019
Watercolor on archival cotton paper
Unframed

Sandhill Cranes rely on wetland habitats to mate, nest, and rear their long-legged young, known as colts. Courting cranes trumpet, leaping into the air, fan wings, bow heads, and toss vegetation. Pairs mate for life and individuals can live over 30 years.

Sandhill Crane Parent and Colt is part of the Story Mill Community Park collection. A fine art signed print of Sandhill Crane Parent and Colt is available here.