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Nebraskaland July 2019

NEBRASKAland Magazine is dedicated to outstanding photography and informative writing with an engaging mix of articles and photos highlighting Nebraska’s outdoor activities, parklands, wildlife, history and people.

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July 2019 • Nebraskaland 31 Dr. Robert Wolcott, a zoologist at the University of Nebraska who specialized in ecology and collected beetles, butterfl ies, myriopods, reptiles and mites. Despite all of the notable landforms the team encountered during its journey, Shoemaker described Devil's Den "in a class by itself as regards the geological phenomena of this region." Knowing that Wayne Mollhoff had observed a lot of Pine Ridge country in his pursuit of species such as white-throated swifts and northern saw-whet owls, my excitement to witness a scene he determined to be special was heightened. From the parking lot, my then 13-year-old son Sawyer and I set out with the Mollhoff s on the 1.65-mile hike – which TOP: Devil's den from above. BOTTOM: A carved inscription from June 1911, the month the expedition visited the crevice.

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