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WILDLIFE SPECIES: Grus canadensis | Sandhill Crane
ABBREVIATION : GRCA COMMON NAMES : sandhill crane blue crane brown crane grey crane TAXONOMY : The currently accepted scientific name for sandhill crane is Grus canadensis Linnaeus. There are seven subspecies: three are migratory and four are permanent residents of their range [15,19]. Grus canadensis ssp. pulla Aldrich - Mississippi sandhill crane Grus c. ssp. nesiotes - Cuba sandhill crane Grus c. ssp. pratensis Meyer - Florida sandhill crane Grus c. ssp. pulla - Mississippi sandhill crane Grus c. ssp. canadensis - lesser sandhill crane * Grus c. ssp. rowani Aldrich - Canadian sandhill crane * Grus c. ssp. tabida (Peters) - greater sandhill crane * * migratory subspecies ORDER : Gruiformes CLASS : Bird FEDERAL LEGAL STATUS : See OTHER STATUS OTHER STATUS : Two subspecies of sandhill crane are federally listed as endangered: the Cuba and Mississippi sandhill cranes [16]. Sandhill crane is listed as endangered in Illinois [20] and Washington [22]. Florida sandhill crane is listed as threatened in Florida [21]. COMPILED BY AND DATE : S. A. Snyder, August 1992 LAST REVISED BY AND DATE : NO-ENTRY AUTHORSHIP AND CITATION : Snyder, S. A. 1992. Grus canadensis. In: Remainder of Citation

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