Eastern bluebirds and eastern phoebes are making a comeback in Nebraska after a notable drop in numbers following a cold spell.
Tag: Birds
Nebraska’s Freshwater Predators
Some of the state’s most impressive hunters live under the surface of our lakes, rivers and wetlands.
Spike – A Little Owl Goes Big Places
Something squeezes the heart when you look at Spike, a 5-inch-tall eastern screech owl living with a raptor conservation organization in Bellevue.
Whistling-Ducks Push North
The black-bellied whistling-duck is one species undergoing a dramatic population increase and range expansion.
Into Whooperland – A Photographer’s Journey
Michael Forsberg’s newest book, “Into Whooperland — A Photographer’s Journey with Whooping Cranes” is a celebration and warning to readers regarding one of the world’s rarest birds.
How Migratory Birds Find Their Way
Bird migration is more than just “flying south for the winter.” It’s a deeply complex journey essential for the survival and nesting of many Nebraska species.