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NEBRASKAland March 2016

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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NEBRASKAland (VOL. 94 / NO. 2, ISSN 0028-1964) is published monthly, except for the combined Jan./Feb. and Aug./Sept. issues, by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, 2200 N. 33rd St., Lincoln, NE. Periodicals postage paid at Lincoln, Nebraska, and additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to NEBRASKAland, P.O. Box 30370, Lincoln, NE 68503-0370. 22 24 30 32 38 40 44 NEBRASKAland Magazine F E AT U R E S . . . Mixed Bag – American Badgers, Travel to Lewellen, Sod House School, Upcoming Events and More ............ 8 Outdoor Update – Migratory Bird Treaty Act .......... 46 Product Reviews – In Time for Spring ............... 47 Page 49 – Roger Welsch's "It's a Dog's Life" ........... 49 Wilderness Workshop – Photo Tip ........................ 50 Outdoor Ed – Native Seed ......................................... 52 Nature Notes – Early Risers ..................................... 53 Portraits from the Past .................................. 56 In the Kitchen – Tea Smoked Canada Goose .......... 60 The Last Stop – The Sewer Fox .......................... 62 I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E . . . Volume 94 ● No. 2 ● March 2016 The Gateway Fish STORY AND PHOTOS BY JEFF KURRUS Europeans, Cranes and a Daughter STORY AND PHOTOS BY JEFF KURRUS Time Well Spent – What to do in March The Missouri River – Through Lewis and Clark Lake PHOTOS AND STORY BY SAM STUKEL Prairie Restoration A Strategy for Challenging Times STORY AND PHOTOS BY GERRY STEINAUER Out-musseled STORY AND PHOTOS BY SARAH KOCHER Cold Water Cats STORY AND PHOTOS BY JULIE GEISER Cover: Sandhill cranes prepare to leave their roost on a sandbar in the Platte River at Martin's Reach Wildlife Management Area near Alda. Photo by Eric Fowler. e ● 32 Cover: Sandhill cranes prepare to leave their roost on a sandbar in the ● 38 ● 30 ● 24 O N T H E W E B . . . WHEN YOU SEE THIS SYMBOL IN THE PAGES OF NEBRASKALAND MAGAZINE, VISIT NEBRASKALANDMAGAZINE.COM AND VIEW OUR INTERACTIVE DIGITAL EDITION FOR MORE INFORMATION. W N N D MARCH 2016 • NEBRASKAland 3

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