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It looked like a young one coming into its first mating season
Celebrate the beauty and energy of St
Barbara Fallenbaum's painting of a Great Blue Heron
Why wasn’t he looking for a mate…I guess hunger trumps mating
Both the male and female sit the nest and raise the chicks
Sandhill Cranes Sharing A Moment - Original Oil Painting on Gold Leaf - Right Egret painting It looked like a youngSandhill Cranes have a strong family bond. They mate for life. Mated pairs and their juvenile offspring stay together all through the winter, until the 9 to 10 month old juveniles finally separate from their parents. During migration and winter the family units group together with other families and nonreaders, forming loose roosting and feeding flocks. The painting measures 12 x 36, with frame 14" x 38" x 2" deep. The frame is solid wood and custom