We also had sandhill cranes flying over today...about 1300 hrs (er...that is about 1:00 for you civilians, I think). I heard my wife shouting, but by the time I got to the door, all I could see were tiny dots heading away to the north.

Hal Massie Musella, Georgia Crawford County Within spittin' distance of the Fall Line

In a message dated 1/28/2012 1:25:29 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, jmbirdingandphoto@GMAIL.COM writes:

Hi everybody,

A flock of 11 Sandhill Cranes flew over my house today at 11:55 A.M. flying North. Oddly, they were not calling.

John Mark Simmons Oconee County,Watkinsville, 30677 Birding for 11 years.

http://twobirdersandbinoculars.blogspot.com/

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