Branched Oak State Recreation Area in Nebraska is hot spot for outdoor recreation. Many don't know it's also a birding oasis.

so we have over 400 species of birds, closer to 450 species of birds in nebraska that either live with us or that visit us. ALL RIGHT. LET’S GET INTO WHY THEY’RE SO CRUCIAL FOR THE NEBRASKA ...

May is Nebraska Bird Month and Saturday is National Migratory Bird Day. With its many wetlands, the state is a great place to watch birds. It's peak migration in Nebraska, and there are lots of ...

No matter how old you are, or how many birds you have in your life list, the Nebraska Birding Bowl is a fun opportunity to keep track of what you see in the month of May, whether you use a field ...

So far, more than 60 cases of bird flu have been reported across the U.S. since April. In Nebraska, five cases appeared in poultry flocks, but none in humans or dairy cattle.

About 1.8 million more chickens must be killed in Nebraska to prevent the spread of a highly pathogenic bird flu virus, state officials said, as the U.S. sees its worst outbreak of the disease in ...

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Nebraska agriculture officials say another 1.8 million chickens must be killed after bird flu was found on a farm in the latest sign that the outbreak that has already ...

Nebraska is second only to Iowa’s 15.5 million birds killed with 6.8 million birds now affected at 13 farms.. In most past bird flu outbreaks the virus largely died off during the summer, but ...

I’M JACK KEENAN. BACK WITH US, GREG WAGNER, PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER, NEBRASKA GAME AND PARKS JOINING US THIS MORNING. IT IS BIRD MONTH, GREG. IT’S EXCITING. IT’S BIRD MONTH IN NEBRASKA ...

The Nebraska Department of Agriculture said Saturday that the state's 13th case of bird flu was found on an egg-laying farm in northeast Nebraska's Dixon County, about 120 miles north of Omaha ...

Nebraska is second only to Iowa’s 15.5 million birds killed with 6.8 million birds now affected at 13 farms. In most past bird flu outbreaks the virus largely died off during the summer, but ...