Happy Valentine's Day! Did you know many animals that live in Colorado are monogamous? In honor of Valentine's Day, discover some of these adorable animal pairs. ![]() Sandhill Cranes Sandhill cranes are the ultimate in relationship goals - they stay together for years. To keep this bond, sandhill cranes perform courtship displays, remaining in close proximity to each other and calling in unison. Sandhill cranes prefer to breed on tundra, in marshes, and on grasslands. Here’s a link to see a Sandhill Crane’s mating dance!
![]() Bald Eagles Bald Eagles are a very mature species but are also sentimental. When they are ready to mate, they will often go back to the place they were born in. They usually are mates for life but if one of the mates dies or disappears then the surviving mate will find a new one. The bald eagle courtship involves a flight show and calls. The flight includes swoops, chases, and cartwheels, in which they fly high, lock talons, and free fall, separating just before hitting the ground. The bald eagle sure knows how to show off for their mate! Here’s a link to the Bald Eagle’s wild mating ritual that happens in the air!
2 Comments
3/19/2018 01:15:01 pm
It proved to be Very helpful to me and I am sure to all the commentators here!
Reply
Restlessness and anxiety has always been a way to waste time in relationships. Several times i have experienced this and at the end it always wastes useful time. <a href="https://www.techshure.com/tcf-bank-credit-card-apply-complete-rewards-visa-credit-card/">Reading this article</a>, i had a new perspective and definitely some hints. Thanks, Amigo!
Reply
Leave a Reply. |
Archives
|