Located in the narrowest portion of the Central Flyway, Nebraska becomes a birder’s paradise in March. Find out more!
Wildlife
See the Sandhill Crane Migration
The sandhill crane migration is one of the world’s greatest wildlife spectacles, and Nebraska residents don’t have to travel far to see it.
An Act of Love
Animals use a wide range of strategies to get themselves out there in the mating market. These strategies are often referred to as courtship displays.
February Wildlife Viewing – Bald Eagles
In Nebraska, bald eagles can be observed year round, but arguably, winter offers the best opportunities for viewing these large birds of prey.
How to Help Search for Spotted Skunks
The Nebraska Game and Parks and the University of Nebraska Omaha are working to learn more about the spotted skunk. Here’s how you can help.
January Wildlife Viewing – Go Owling
Don’t let cold temperatures keep you cooped up inside this winter. January is a great time to look and listen for owls, an activity known as “owling.”