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December 2024
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Editorial Board PGA POA Communication Corner from page 1 cranes! Can sandhill cranes be aggressive? Paired adults

Sandhill cranes mate for life, and usually select a mate
when they are around four years old. Sandhill cranes lay initiate most of the encounters, with charges and stabs the
Editor: James A. Cioffi two to three eggs per season. The eggs hatch after about most frequently observed aggressive behaviors. How can
james@jcclaw.com a month and the chicks are independent after over two you tell the difference between male and female sandhill
Feature Writers: Dawn Levinstein, POA months, but often stick close to their parents for nine or cranes? Both males and females look very similar, but
Gail Coppage, POA ten months. In the spring you can usually see the sandhill males are usually larger than females. If a mate is lost, the
Commissioner Maria Marino crane parents and one or two chicks walking around, remaining bird will usually find another partner. In most
Katie Roundtree and it is a beautiful sight to behold. Sandhill cranes are cultures, cranes represent good luck, wealth, prosperity,
Contributing a beautiful, elegant bird, tall, gray with a crimson cap. health, longevity, vigilance and loyalty. What do cranes
Reporter: Don Kiselewski
You can often hear their cries when flying in the air. The do in the evening? Cranes are very social birds and, in
Your editors strongly believe that the number earliest sandhill crane fossil, estimated to be 2.5 million the evening, often congregate in wet meadows before
of people who do become involved with any years old, was unearthed in the Macasphalt Shell Pit, just heading back to wetlands for the night. Please be careful
news medium directly reflects on that medium’s east of Sarasota, FL. when driving, riding bikes or walking near our sandhill
excellence, versatility and broad viewpoint. Sandhill cranes are omnivorous, and seeds, berries cranes. The cranes were here for a very long time before
Therefore, we invite PGA residents to contribute and roots are common food items. Cranes will also eat PGA National became a community.
articles or current, timely news items and/or small animals like rodents, snails, insects, frogs, lizards
“Letters to the Editors.” and nestling birds. Remember, for the good of the cranes
Articles/letters are subject to editing and editors’ (and because it is illegal) please do not feed the sandhill
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