Crowned Crane Beside a Forest Lake
The crowned crane is an elegant bird distinguished by its golden head crest, frequently found near lakes, waterfalls, and papyrus plants.
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Crowned Crane Near the Forest Lake
Crowned cranes inhabit wetland environments, walking along lake edges lined with tall papyrus reeds. Streams and forest waterfalls create lush habitats where these majestic birds seek food and nesting sites.
Traits of the Crowned Crane
The grey crowned crane is famous for its crown of stiff, golden feathers that stands upright on top of its head. Unlike most other crane species, crowned cranes have a special hind toe that allows them to roost safely in trees.
Natural Colors of the Crowned Crane
- Golden crest: straw-yellow feathers
- Body plumage: slate gray with white wing coverts
- Facial skin: white cheek patches with a red top mark
- Throat pouch: bright red wattles
- Papyrus stalks: bright green with brownish tops