[@EthanSurbaugh]

every time I see and hear these things around home, I think to myself "man, creepy little dinosaurs.." but I do love having them around.

[@normariccobene6932]

My late mother loved them in fact one got really close close to us when I was pushing her around in her wheelchair for fresh air and a crane came over it was the beautiful parts of her journey

[@MissPronouncer]

Very nice -- not only the call, but also how they perk up and listen when a plane goes by.

[@EnjoyingLifeMelanie]

OMG, even though I knew it was coming, it scared the beejeebers out of me. This is a totally awesome video. I would have quit filming just before it happened, because I lack patience. Thanks for YOUR patience. This was fabulous.

[@kae4466]

interesting how the birds react to the airplane . great vid .:)

[@MegF142857]

What a great video!

[@californiahey8928]

Three Sandhill Cranes calling (Digger: a Crane who scratches and calls, Eddie who was taller crane and calls differently, and Portia a short female crane who screams up and down.)

[@perrin2853]

Technically those are their ankles.

[@annasan451]

thank you

[@OneVoiceOneTruth]

The one on the left would be female...I heard that they make 2 calls for every one the male makes. Is this true

[@sirbader1]

Only one way to find out.

[@454bigblock7]

Are these birds or Dinosaurs?

[@babyleon]

Both...

[@sliehgtofhand]

OUR knees are backwards.

[@belindabell2]

Ethan, you are way too mean!

[@englishmuffins6980]

They were finding food before the fake bird/duck calls

[@babyleon]

Sorry, not fake. Real Mallards, real Sandhill Cranes, real Wood Frogs. Try harder.

[@babyleon]

Nothing fake here. Real Mallards, real Sandhill Cranes, real Wood Frogs (real aircraft). Try harder or don't watch.

[@BradMondel]

Creepy

[@sirbader1]

Eh, you're not that bad.

[@BradMondel]

@@sirbader1 lol