The image displays an outdoor enclosure in Athi River ward, Kenya, containing two Grey Crowned Cranes

The image displays an outdoor enclosure in Athi River ward, Kenya, containing two Grey Crowned Cranes. In the foreground, positioned on the left, a Grey Crowned Crane stands with its head lowered towards the ground, appearing to forage amidst dry, light-brown vegetation and sparse debris. Its back exhibits blue-grey feathers, with white underparts and reddish-brown secondary feathers. The characteristic golden-yellow crown is visible on its head. In the mid-ground, a second Grey Crowned Crane is visible to the left, also with its head bent down, foraging on reddish-brown earth. Between the two birds, slightly to the right of the image center, a square concrete structure with a circular recessed basin is elevated on a concrete pedestal. To its immediate right, a dark grey cylindrical concrete block rests on the ground. Further back on the left, another lighter grey cylindrical concrete block is present near a partial view of a metal chain-link fence. The enclosure's perimeter includes various rough-hewn wooden posts and branches. The ground surface consists primarily of reddish-brown soil mixed with dry, sparse vegetation and scattered lighter specks. No human subjects are visible within the frame.