What a fantastic video! We love Sandhill Cranes but have certainly never seen that many! They are so loud, we can't imagine hearing that many in one place. What a gorgeous sunrise and you got such great footage. Two bad morning two was a bit of a bust. This is something we need to add to our list.
That's fantastic to hear! 🌟 You're going to love Kearney, especially during the crane migration season. It's such a breathtaking sight. If you have any more questions or need tips for your trip, feel free to ask. Safe travels and enjoy every moment of your adventure! 😊 Thanks for watching and leaving such a wonderful comment.
6:50 is what the cranes sound like. Compare to the snow geese at 2:20 7:29 is overwhelmingly the sound (and sight) of snow geese followed by the sound of cranes at about 7:44
I live in Oklahoma and drive up to see this. Maybe slightly better is viewing bats that exit Bracken Cave near San Antonio. Both are worth doing, just a lil FYI
My family is planning to see the cranes. Id love to take my camera, do you think a 250mm lens is big enough to get good shots? Thank you for the great video on what to expect!
A 250 mm should be good enough. The biggest zoom lens we have is 200 mm, and I am happy with what we shot. All depends on what type of shots you are after, really. Thanks for watching and we are glad it was helpful.
Hey, thanks for reaching out! We totally agree, the sounds of the cranes are really special. Good news - we've included several minutes of just their natural calls in the video starting around the 06:30 mark. The music is there to mix things up a bit, but we've made sure to let those amazing crane sounds shine through too. Hope you enjoy those moments as much as we do! 🦢🎧
Awesome video!! We see the cranes in Florida all the time so it’s cool to see a more in-depth video about them! Also,
STAY WE!RD🙌🏼
Thanks, Chloe! So glad you enjoyed the video. It is amazing how those cranes get around. Will always STAY WE!RD!
What a fantastic video! We love Sandhill Cranes but have certainly never seen that many! They are so loud, we can't imagine hearing that many in one place. What a gorgeous sunrise and you got such great footage. Two bad morning two was a bit of a bust. This is something we need to add to our list.
Thanks you two! You'd like the crane migration. From what we could tell there is plenty of free van parking options.
Very informative, thank you both very much, I’m going to Kearney in a couple weeks, this was very helpful,:-)
That's fantastic to hear! 🌟 You're going to love Kearney, especially during the crane migration season. It's such a breathtaking sight. If you have any more questions or need tips for your trip, feel free to ask. Safe travels and enjoy every moment of your adventure! 😊 Thanks for watching and leaving such a wonderful comment.
The first scene of flocks coming in at sunset was snow geese. Unmistakably.
Beautiful footage of the cranes in the fields.
6:50 is what the cranes sound like. Compare to the snow geese at 2:20
7:29 is overwhelmingly the sound (and sight) of snow geese followed by the sound of cranes at about 7:44
Thank you for providing such great details about what we are hearing! It is much appreciated. Most of all thanks for watching!
Great video, thanks for sharing. This is on my bucket list.
Thanks for watching! It was a great experience. Bucket list worthy for sure! ✅
You two are great! Your video was exactly what I was searching for….a more personal experience. Where did you stay in Kearney?
Hey thanks! Appreciate you. We stayed at the Motel 6. Not fancy but it did the job.
I live in Oklahoma and drive up to see this. Maybe slightly better is viewing bats that exit Bracken Cave near San Antonio. Both are worth doing, just a lil FYI
Thanks for the reminder about the bats. Joyce has experienced that but it was over 20 years ago. Any tips for what to see or do in Oklahoma?
My family is planning to see the cranes. Id love to take my camera, do you think a 250mm lens is big enough to get good shots?
Thank you for the great video on what to expect!
A 250 mm should be good enough. The biggest zoom lens we have is 200 mm, and I am happy with what we shot. All depends on what type of shots you are after, really. Thanks for watching and we are glad it was helpful.
Skip the “music”. I want to hear the cranes
Hey, thanks for reaching out! We totally agree, the sounds of the cranes are really special. Good news - we've included several minutes of just their natural calls in the video starting around the 06:30 mark. The music is there to mix things up a bit, but we've made sure to let those amazing crane sounds shine through too. Hope you enjoy those moments as much as we do! 🦢🎧
actually I thought the music was amazing. A deeply rich melody from somewhere other than my home.