© John Carlini
Prothonotary Warbler
Known more from southern swamps, this bird sneaks into the state at old Missouri River ox-bows.
© Deb Miller
Yellow-headed Blackbird
The icon of prairie potholes will greet with its bright color and raspy voice.
© Deb Miller
Sandhill Crane
Nebraska’s greatest spectacle – the annual spring crane migration along the Platte River.
© Janis Paseka
Snow Goose
Hundreds of thousands of Snow Geese migrate annually through the Central Flyway.
© Joel Jorgensen
Whooping Crane
A federally endangered species, a few are seen each year as they move from the Texas Coast to their breeding area in Canada.
© Bob Gerten
Western Meadowlark
The songster of our massive grasslands, the Nebraska state bird, is found throughout the state.