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Review of <em>Sandhill and Whooping Cranes: Ancient Voices over America's Wetlands</em> by Paul Johnsgard
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Paul Johnsgard has long been captivated by wild cranes and their unique vocalizations, courtship dances, and wide-ranging migrations. As a scientist and an admirer, Johnsgard has watched their migrations and behaviors for decades as hundreds of thousands of cranes staged each spring by the central P
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