Christopher Fill holds an evening bat (Nycticeius humeralis). Photo Courtesy of Chris Fill By Leslie Reed, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Elusive creatures of the night, bats fly silently and erratically in…
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Fort Atkinson – A Stitch in Time
…Canteen This tin canteen was made by Chris Hagemann, who portrays a tinsmith at Fort Atkinson and taught himself how to master the craft. Hagemann’s workmanship can be seen throughout…
Through a Bird’s Eye View
Perched American kestrel with a vole at Holmes Lake. Photo by Chris Masada. By Delanie Bruce, Bird Conservancy of the Rockies & Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Birds possess remarkable…
The Shrews, The Voles and The Moles
…the American kestrel. Photo by Chris Masada. Voles are highly adaptable and inhabit a variety of environments, including grasslands, prairies, gardens and agricultural fields. They are more social than shrews…
How Animals Find Food in Winter
…Lake in Lincoln, Nebraska. Photo by Chris Masada. Hawks, like the red-tailed hawk, remain active during the day, soaring high above snow-covered landscapes in search of movement. With their keen…
Lichen – Natureβs Quiet Partnership
…cyanobacteria act like the live-in chef, photosynthesizing to create food from sunlight, which they share with the fungus. Lichen on sandstone at Toadstool Geologic Park. Photo by Chris Masada. It’s…