A Pair of Whooping Cranes (Grus americana) in Graceful and Seemingly Effortless Flight
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, State of Texas, USA
“Jeova jagasja juaagangjao; chadig para iya guajo: ecungog y inagangjo, yanguin juagang jao. Polo y
tinayuyutto ya umaplanta gui menamo taegüije y insensio; ya y jinatsaco julo ni y canaejo
utaegüije y inefresen pupuenge.
Polo y guatdia O Jeova gui menan pachotjo; adaje y pettan y labiosso. Chamo nafalag y tataelaye na
güinaja y corasonjo, ya ufatinas y taelaye na chocho yan ayo sija na taotao y chumogüe
tinaelaye: ya chamo na jucanoyo ni y mannge na nañija.
Polo y tininas ya unalamenyo, este y minauleg; ya ureprendeyo, ya utaegüije y laña gui jilo y ilujo: chamo
na ilujo urechasa: sa asta anae manaelaye sija, y tinayuyutto ugagaegueja.” Salmo 141:1-5.
A Pair of Whooping Cranes (Grus americana) in Graceful and Seemingly Effortless Flight Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, State of Texas, USA |
“Lao y Atadogco, Mangaegue Guiya Jago, O Yuus Jeova: Iya Jago nae Gagaegueja y Inangococo:
Chamo Dumidingo y Antijo Namaesa.” Salmo 141:8
Photo Credit (Full size): Steve Hillebrand, NCTC Image Library, United States Fish and Wildlife Service Digital Library System (http://images.fws.gov, WV-5144-Refuge Centennial), United States Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS, http://www.fws.gov), United States Department of the Interior (http://www.doi.gov), Government of the United States of America (USA).
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