Sandhill cranes usually nest in wetlands and create a structure from whatever plants may be at hand. Females typically lay two eggs, which both parents incubate. Males take responsibility for ...

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the Oconomowoc bird and all other sandhill cranes spotted this time of year in Wisconsin are part of the eastern population that's here to stay, nest and breed for the rest of the year, Finger said.