October is the month when leaves turn color here in the Cornhusker State. Typically, we can find trees, shrubs, vines, flowers and grasses in green, yellow, orange, red, brown and some purple. Read on to learn more.
Blogs
The Quirky Porcupine
Porcupines are slow, quirky and full of surprises. Even though most Nebraskans have never seen one in the wild, they’re out there quietly doing their part for the ecosystem.
Hunt and Fish
By Daryl Bauer, Fisheries Outreach Program Manager You can find a special day recognizing just about anything you can imagine. Look at a National Day Calendar sometime. Yes, it gets a bit ridiculous, and I am not going to waste time and space by mentioning hardly any of them. Will […]
Windmill Aquatic Habitat Project
By Daryl Bauer, Fisheries Outreach Program Manager Kicking off an Aquatic Habitat project at Windmill State Recreation Area south of Gibbon this fall! Work to begin soon on Windmill SRA aquatic habitat project Aquatic habitat and angler access improvements will be made at Windmill State Recreation Area near Gibbon. Starting […]
Millipede Migration
For reasons that are still not completely understood, millipedes have been observed traveling in groups by the thousands under the cover of darkness.
Cool Fish!
The Nebraska fish bioblitz continues through September. Thirty-one different species have been caught so far. Still time to participate!