Birds gather by the thousands during sandhill crane migration. Visit central Nebraska to witness the magic of this bird hotspot.

Sandhill cranes feed on corn remains in a farmers field while some take off. In Nebraska's Platte River Valley near Kearney, thousands of sandhill cranes flock to the Platte River area for rest and ...

Or, check out The Archway in Kearney, which rises over Interstate 80 and features exhibits ... It also will feature an exhibit hall with displays to tell the story of the sandhill crane migration. The ...

Migrating birds seen by Crane Trust Conservation Fellow Matt Urbanksi. Video provided by Crane Trust For the second straight year, thousands of sandhill ... spring migration in central Nebraska ...

Audubon Leadership will discuss Rowe Sanctuary’s impact on Platte River conservation. Prize-winning photographer Michael ...

Monday was day one for a new center in Kearney and The Kearney Visitors Bureau is looking to embrace newcomers into this ...

Birdwatchers are amazed to discover the amenities and the large flocks of various species when they visit Phelps County.

Sandhill cranes beginning migration north on Feb. 3 from Zionsville, Indiana. Sandhill cranes are gathering in large migratory flocks in early February and beginning their movements north to ...

The new Welcome Center in Kearney aims to be a launching point for visitors.