Three Gulf Coast national wildlife refuges and the Southeast Wildlife Conservation Group will sign a cooperative agreement today following the annual Sandhill Crane count.
The ceremony will take place at 11:30 a.m. at the Mississippi Sandhill Crane and Wildlife Refuge in Gautier, which is an event that has refuge manager Lloyd Culp excited. Culp said the partnership will mean added resources for the Gautier refuge.
Good news for Mississippi Sandhill Cranes
Hershey (black kitten), Oreo (black & white kitten), Yin (black), Yang (white with black spots), Slippy (gray tabby) , & Dogs Ladybug (collie) and Maize plus our Mom Sandra
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Yay for the Sandhill Cranes. This news makes me happy.
They are very pretty birds. We see them at our pond sometimes. They are very shy, Mommy hasn't been able to get a picture of one yet. They have really long legs, they are lots taller then we are. Mommy is looking forward to the refuge being open to the public again, she likes to visit there.
~Scylla & Charybdis
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