Nebraskaland Magazine
In 1994, a bird species was documented in Nebraska for the first time. Additions to Nebraska’s official state list are always exciting. However, this occurrence was not a surprise because the species, the White-winged Dove, had been increasing in numbers and expanding its range for some time. White-winged Doves historically were found in the U.S. only in the Southwest in states such as Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. After the initial Nebraska record, reports increased. By 2001, there were a total …
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