Daytime Crane Flights Stir Uproar in Nebraska
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Sandhill cranes, typically nocturnal migrants, are now soaring overhead during daytime in Nebraskas Platte River valley. This unusual behavior, potentially due to stronger winds or river conditions, poses safety risks for both birds and drivers. Conservation groups like the Platte River Whooping Crane Maintenance Trust are managing habitats and running daytime driving tours to ensure the annual spectacle continues safely.
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