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Crane
The crane can be viewed on most picture sites and won't be found through breeders.
These are large, long-legged and long-necked birds that belong to the order of Gruifornes and to the family of Gruidae. They fly their necks outstretched not pulled back. These birds mate for life and can also migrate for long distances.
The crane can be viewed on most picture sites and won't be found through breeders.
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Crane -
picture, breeders
The birds belong to the order of Gruiformes, and the family Gruidae. There are representatives of this group on most continents. The bird is the Egyptian heiroglyphic symbol for the letter "B." The historical Aztec people of South America get their name from these birds. The crane can be viewed on most picture sites and won't be found through breeders.
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