Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge - 02/24/2014 Photo Gallery by BeauxPoint Photography at pbase.com

Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge - 02/24/2014

Most of the Sandhill Cranes have headed home for the Spring with a few hundreds still hanging around. The Whooping Cranes are still feeding in front of the Observation Building but will be leaving soon. Then the migratory waterfowl will begin moving again and then the song birds and flowers will arrive for the Spring Season. Life is always changing in cycles at WNWR.

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