In your experience, how long do you expect they’ll hang around?   We are 
planning a trip down and it would be great to know our time window.  We 
don’t need 10000, 1000 would be plenty!   
On Friday, February 26, 2021 at 8:55:28 AM UTC-7 mvjo...@gmail.com wrote:

> Numbers have increased at the Monte Vista Refuge and there are 8,000 to 
> 10,000 cranes there now. Go to the usual drive turnouts and you will not be 
> disappointed. Plus a few more thousand scattered across the San Luis 
> Valley. They are not quite peak so more birds are expected. There are also 
> good numbers of Cackling  and Canada Geese,  Mallards, Pintails, Gadwall, 
> GW and Cinnamon Teal, Redhead and Ring-necked Ducks. Harriers float on the 
> breezes. Bald Eagles send the flocks aloft when they happen by. At Blanca 
> Wetlands (which is currently closed) biologists out there conducting water 
> management saw a male Red-breasted merganser, rare for this Valley, this 
> past week. Should be watched for.
>
> John Rawinski
> Monte Vista, CO 
>

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