Cranes, a sign of spring in Skåne, are gathering at Pulken in Kristianstad to rest and feed. They are tired and hungry after their flight across the Baltic Sea and can be a bit unruly, according to crane feeder Bosse Svensson. The cranes are about one meter tall and need a lot of food.
They live in monogamy and can become about 20 years old. Bosse Svensson, a former farmer, has the task of feeding the cranes with barley twice a day. The County Administrative Board pays half the cost, and the Kristianstad lagerhusförening, run by farmers, donates the other half.
They are tired and hungry after their flight across the Baltic Sea and can be a bit unruly
Svensson notes that when he was a farmer, the cranes could be messy as they ate what had just been sown. This group of cranes has also been a bit unruly, according to him.
Svensson notes that when he was a farmer, the cranes could be messy as they ate what had just been sown
This group of cranes has also been a bit unruly