Birds Question Answer Sky Spirit Crane ()

Bird Question Answer Sky Spirit Crane

According to the 360 Encyclopedia's explanation for the Sinuwa Crane: The Sinuwa Crane is a large wading bird, with a body length of 68-92 cm. It is the smallest species of crane. The plumage is bluish-gray, with black markings on the eye patch, head sides, throat, and front neck, and a white ear tuft of feathers is particularly conspicuous. The front neck is elongated and black, hanging down on the chest. The feet are black, and the wings are black at the tips during flight. It is a bird species that inhabits high plateaus, grasslands, swamps, semi-deserts, and cold deserts.

I often saw Sinuwa Cranes at a distance. Once, I encountered two Sinuwa Cranes in a grassland, and observed them closely. Their eyes were red in the sun, and there was a tuft of fairy hair behind their small heads, swaying gracefully. The Sinuwa Crane truly is an aerial spirit. Of course, once I encountered a Sinuwa Crane's egg in the Gobi desert, I was very surprised, and realized that the Sinuwa Crane that appeared at a distance seemed injured, attracting us. We quickly retreated from that area, not disturbing the nesting Sinuwa Crane.