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Because I love to birdwatch...
and along the way I see many other things...
and learn more about our universe every day...
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My Miz Winnie
My Photography Site
- All Pictures
- Lincoln Photos
- National Wildlife Refuges
- National Parks, Grasslands, and Seashores
- Nebraska State Recreation Areas
- Nebraska Sandhills
- Nebraska's Historical Sites
- Birds
- Butterflies & Moths
- Dragonflies & Damselflies
- Insects and Spiders
- Mammals
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- Amphibians
- Flowers
- Miz Winnie
- RIP Mandy Dawg
Nebraska Links
- Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
- Nebraska Birding Partnership
- Nebraska Nature & Visitor Center
- Nebraska Nature & Visitor Center Blog
- Long Billed Curlew Tracking Project
- Nebraska Birding Trails
- Nebraska Scenic Routes
- Birds of Nebraska
- Birding in Western Nebraska
- Nebraska Metro Birding
- Nebraska Hotline
Sandhill Crane Spring Migration
Nebraska National Wildlife Refuges
Nebraska National Monuments
Birding Links
- Sibley Guides
- Top 200 North American Birding Hot Spots
- Birdfreak's Top Birding Blogs By State
- Refuge Watch
- National Parks Traveler
- National Wildlife Refuge Association
- Cornell Lab of Ornithology
- WhatBird
- Internet Birding Collection (Bird Videos)
- Birding in the National Parks
- Birding Trails in North America
- Bird Watcher's Digest
- Birder's World Magazine
- Audubon
- Local Audubon
- The Nature Conservancy
2 comments:
Hi Kayleen, I hope you had a great Thanksgiving. I went to your bird photo site and saw one of my favorite species, the Burrowing Owl. I was wondering where you shot those photos? We used to see Burrowing Owls on our propery here in Northern California but have missed them over the past several years.
I have built an artificial Burrowing Owl nest in the hope of attracting one, once again to our land. I believe they are a threatened species here in California and I would like to help turn that around.
Hey Larry, The Burrowing owl in about the middle of that page of photos was taken at Ft. Niobrara Nat. Wildlife Refuge. It's near Valentine Neb, in north central Nebraska. The one at the very bottom of the page was take on a country road southwest of Ft. Nio. NWR. They are, as you probably know, usually near prairie dog colonies. The farmers/ranchers I know absolutely hate prairie dogs.
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