『452 - A Trumpet in the Orchestra of Evolution』のカバーアート

452 - A Trumpet in the Orchestra of Evolution

452 - A Trumpet in the Orchestra of Evolution

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Despite living in a time when perhaps only 20 pairs of cranes existed in Wisconsin, Aldo Leopold wrote eloquently of the cranes in the "Marshland Elegy" chapter of A Sand County Almanac. "When we hear his call we hear no mere bird. We hear the trumpet in the orchestra of evolution. He is the symbol of our untamable past, of that incredible sweep of millennia…"

Today, thousands of sandhill cranes converge near just this one expertly managed and protected wetland complex during fall migration. They spend their days fueling up for the long flight by gleaning waste grain from recently harvested corn and soybean fields nearby. Then, at dusk they rise from the fields and fly into the marsh, or at least that's the plan.

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