Dancing Grey Crowned Cranes

by Sandra Huston

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Dancing Grey Crowned Cranes

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Sandra Huston

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Photograph - Photography - Digital Art

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“Dancing Grey Crowned Cranes” is an original fine art wildlife photograph and digital artwork by Sandra Huston.

Honored to be featured in the following Fine Art America and Pixels.com groups:
* Animal Photographs on 2/27/19
* Just perfect on 2/27/19
* World Landscape Lovers of Art on 2/28/19
* New FAA Uploads on 3/29/19
* Art for Ever with You on 6/18/19

The grey crowned crane is a bird found in eastern and southern Africa, and is the national bird of Uganda. Unlike other cranes, crowned cranes usually roost in trees. They can flock in large numbers, anywhere between 30 and 150. Pairs are monogamous and mate for life. When courting a partner, they perform what is referred to as a “nuptial dance.” This involves a range of bobs, bows, jumps and calls made by inflating the gular sack. Either gender can initiate this. I captured this photograph during a trip to the Bronx Zoo in New York in October 2018.

The keywords associated with this artwork include: bird, birds, cranes, animals, dancing, grey crowned, African wildlife, nature, feather, plumage, grass, trees, avian, natural, Bronx Zoo, NYC, square, photography, photo enhancement, textured layer, digital art, Pixels.com.

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February 27th, 2019

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