Sandhill Cranes Put On a Show on Arizona’s Upgraded Live-Streaming Camera

PHOENIX — Sandhill cranes have returned to southeastern Arizona and the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s live-streaming camera is again trained on their wintering grounds at Whitewater Draw Wildlife Area.
Viewers this year can now watch thousands of the large migrating birds in high-definition after the department recently upgraded its live-streaming camera.
Download footage from the Sandhill crane cam
“This is truly an exciting time of year at Whitewater Draw,” AZGFD Watchable Wildlife Program Manager Randy Babb said, noting that each year sandhill cranes come as far away as Siberia to winter in southern Arizona. “Not only are the birds putting on a wonderful show, we are pleased to offer this feed in HD in an attempt to bring the public a truly unfiltered, crisp view of our state’s wildlife.”
The live stream, which can be viewed at www.azgfd.gov/sandhillcranes, is one of two in the country that offers viewers a glimpse into crane wintering habits. The live stream is offered in late October, when cranes first start to arrive at Whitewater Draw, through March or early April when the birds leave to migrate to northern nesting grounds. Read more


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