Whooping Cranes nesting in Louisiana after a 75 year hiatus

LAFAYETTE — Two eggs sitting on a nest of marsh grass and sticks in a crawfish pond offer a bit of hope in a project to bring back the endangered whooping crane to south Louisiana.

 

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