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"Last week I found this bighorn sheep ewe catching some of the last rays of sunshine high on a butte in Nebraska’s Wildcat Hills. ⁣ Hope we meet again soon, Y46, and wishing the best of health to you

It may swim on lakes like a duck, but the American Coot is definitely not a duck. Instead of webbed feet, it has flaps of skin on the sides of each toe to help propel it through the water. #Nebraska

"The boys have shown interest in deer hunting... but a shed hunting adventure with their dog is where they shine. They are learning to identify trails, beds, scrapes, and scat. The memories will last

Early May through mid-July is the primary nesting season for many of Nebraska’s ground-nesting birds, including pheasants and quail. Where possible, leave grassy ditches, waterways and other idle area

@NEGameandParks is accepting Grant Applications to promote outdoor recreation facilities and amenities for political subdivision parks and recreation areas through the Land and Water Conservation Fund

On June 4, beaches and swimming areas will reopen for Nebraskans, and camping opportunities will return to normal at nearly every state park across the state. Remember to recreate responsibly for our

One of our staffers, Greg Wagner, has been getting many inquiries regarding this wild mushroom in Nebraska. Can you identify it? https://t.co/FBUYyi5Gs9 https://t.co/hDzOXdxNrP

It’s piping plover nesting season! This endangered species has been known to chase away and peck intruders that wander near its nest. #NebraskaBirdMonth 📷: Eric Fowler https://t.co/ef1MSw0vey

A Rare Black Billed Cuckoo spotted near Omaha, NE. 📷: Karen Kader https://t.co/uNE1vWDNOc

Merritt Reservoir has long been one of Nebraska’s top fishing destinations. With this year’s adoption of a 50-inch minimum for what many consider to be Nebraska’s greatest fish, the muskellunge, Merri

Not all shorebirds stick to the coasts. The Long-billed Curlew, North American’s largest shorebird, spends summers at inland lakes and ponds where it probes the shallow mud for insects to eat. #Nebr

Wildwood dam construction work update: https://t.co/Qrnjwaok5L https://t.co/iP664uINVP

Today we appreciate the TALLEST and RAREST bird in North America — the Whooping Crane. In 1945, only 15 Whooping cranes remained. Now, we have over 600 individuals in the wild! If you are fortunate e