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  Looking to go birding in Nebraska? Find the best places in the state
for birds by visiting the Web sites below:
Nebraska Birding Trails
Audubon Society of Omaha
Nebraska Ornithologists' Union
Kathy's Western Nebraska Birding
 Want to visit some beautiful Nebraska prairies? Here are some links to help you
find your way:
Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center
Prairie Plains Resource Institute
The Nature Conservancy
Nebraska Field Research Sites, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Wachiska Audubon Society, Lincoln
Homestead National Monument, Beatrice
 Northern Bobwhite Photo by Gordon Warrick |
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 Site added to Audubon's Important Bird Areas in Nebraska
The Dietlein Family Ranch is the newest Important Bird Area in Nebraska, bringing the state's IBA total to 27. The 8,000-acre ranch is adjacent to
Crescent Lake National Wildlife Refuge (another Nebraska IBA) in Garden County and supports an amazing number and variety of birds. American bitterns,
black-crowned night-herons, white-faced ibis, and yellow-headed blackbirds are common on the property, but the most striking show is put on by the
long-billed curlews, many of which nest on the ranch.
See the IBA page for more information.Visit www.nebraskacranefestival.org for festival information. On-line registration for the RWC is now open. Click here to be taken to the registration page. Please note the following: * If you have trouble filling out the registration form on-line, please call 402/797-2301. * The field trips are for conference registrants only. * Registration fees include all programs and speakers, plus breakfast, lunch, and banquet on Saturday (vegetation options will be available). Field trips are extra. * Prices for overall registration and some events will increase after Feb. 28. * Get your hotel reservations. 
Pending Legislation 
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Sign Up for Audubon Advisory The mission of Audubon Nebraska is to promote the enjoyment, understanding, and conservation of Nebraska's natural heritage, especially native birds, other wildlife, and habitat. |
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 Audubon Nebraska 11700 SW 100th Street P.O. Box 117 Denton, NE 68339 (402) 797-2301 (402) 797-2304 (fax) Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center 11700 SW 100th Street P.O. Box 117 Denton, NE 68339 (402) 797-2301 (402) 797-2304 (fax) Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 1 to 5 p.m. weekends throughout the year except major holidays. Admission charge (free admission Tuesdays). Memberships available. Rowe Sanctuary and the Iain Nicolson Audubon Center 44450 Elm Island Road Gibbon, NE 68840 (308) 468-5282 (308) 486-5627 (fax) |
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