I can't get over how precious these lanky, adorably awkward, sandhill crane chicks are. Looking at these photos of sandhill crane chicks waddling around while keeping their balance was therapeutic. If you need a mood boost, these sweet photos will probably help.
From discover.animal:
"Look at this little sandhill crane chick exploring the world on its long, wobbly legs. Covered in soft golden down and still growing into its oversized feet, young cranes often move with a funny, almost dancing walk.
Sandhill cranes, scientifically known as Antigone canadensis, are tall wetland birds found across North America. Adults are famous for their elegant courtship dances, jumping, bowing, and spreading their wings in impressive displays.
Their chicks, often called "colts," hatch ready to move. Within just a few hours of leaving the egg, they can already stand and follow their parents through marshes and grasslands while learning how to forage and stay safe!
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