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| Conservation Concern: 4 State Threatened Population Trend: Poorly Known The Sandhill Crane is an uncommon to rare breeder in the CW Region. Breeding habitat includes secluded, vegetated marshes and ponds. Once common in Illinois, Sandhill Cranes more-or-less disappeared from the state in the late 1800's and were not rediscovered breeding until about 1980 when they were found nesting in northern Lake County. They have since spread into other areas in the CW Region. BCN data is too sparse to produce accurate trends for this species, but local crane counts show that this species is continuing to spread very slowly. |
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1997-2004 Trend Point Count Data |
1988-2004 Trend* All Observation Types |
![]() | ![]() *Data gathered using a assortment of sampling methods - for casual inferences only |
| Avg. Yearly Rate of Change: | The vertical axis numbers represent an index of the population change. Note that the scales may vary between graphs. | Avg. Yearly Rate of Change*: | ||
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| Technical Notes (1997-2004 Trend)
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