A couple of Sandies on their final approach to their roosting field on one of the last warm days in November. There was rain coming, and the last light of the sun put on a nice show against the gathering clouds.

Our conductor for today is Ms Hoo D. Merganser, now everyone sit back, relax and enjoy the music!

Sandhill Cranes highlighted by the last rays of the setting sun as they glide through a dusky sky . . .

Sandhill Cranes parachute against the stiff south wind at sunset for a soft landing into their roosting field . . .

Sandhill Cranes at sunset in flight to their roosting grounds during fall migration . . .

This appears to be a younger cedar waxwing (and maybe female) since it has no red waxy secretions at the end of its wings. Whether male or female, one of my favorite birds . . .