I'd like to think they were the 30 i heard and then saw at.11.30 am in Brookhaven!
Sandra Garber
Atlanta
Fulton Co
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December 11, 2026
It’s Thursday afternoon, 2 pm, cool temperature, bright sunshine, a clear blue sky.
Suddenly I hear a muffled but unmistakable sound. Sandhill Cranes!
I look up and very high above are thirty sandhill cranes circling, their wings and bodies glinting in the sunlight.
After five minutes circling, they form a straight line and head rapidly south. I follow them until they disappear from view.
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