The often-persecuted prairie rattlesnake (Crotalus viridis) is one of four venomous snake species that call Nebraska home, and the only one in the western part of the state.
Wildlife
Io Moth – Eyes in the Woods
Named for its eyespots, the io (eye-oh) moth inhabits woodlands across our eastern and northern counties.
Square-Meter Photography Project
Chris Helzer photographs about 321 different species of plants, animals and fungi between May 5, 2024, and May 4, 2025.
Wildflowers Take Root
As Outdoor Nebraska transitioned to Nebraskaland in the mid-20th century, those brief mentions on wildflowers gradually grew into beautifully illustrated feature articles.
Art for Conservation
During Nebraskaland Magazine’s 100 year history, traditional art played a vital role in featuring Nebraska’s flora, fauna and wild spaces.
Meet the Loggerhead Shrike
The loggerhead shrike sings like a songbird, hunts like a hawk and has one of the most unusual feeding strategies in North America.