The Black-necked Crane is a medium-sized crane, usually found in Asia and Tibetan Plateau. During winters, they migrate to remote parts of India and Bhutan. This medium-sized crane appears grey with a black neck and head. Their crown is naked and dull red in color. The tail is black. The Black-necked Crane is 55 inches long with 7.8 ft wingspan. It weighs only 5.5 kg. Both sexes appear similar in terms of looks. Some populations of the bird are known to make seasonal migrations. However, the fact is revered in Buddhist traditions. It is celebrated in a festival in Bhutan, while the state of Jammu and Kashmir in India considers it as the state bird.