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NEBRASKAland June 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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JUNE 2016 • NEBRASKAland 27 PHOTO BY JULIE GEISER PHOTO BY JULIE GEISER Sutherland State Recreation Area Southwestern Nebraska "This area is great year-round for bird species," Geiser said. She explains that the birds are attracted to the warm water coming out of a nearby power plant. "It's always warm and never freezes over, so they love that," she said. "I've seen cormorants, pelicans, blue herons, bald eagles and so many varieties of waterfowl." Beyond the birds, there are other draws for shutterbugs at the Sutherland State Recreation Area. "The scenery is nice on the shorelines and tree areas, and you can photograph mule deer near the reservoir," Geiser said. "Spring and summer is a great time for capturing photos of people and outdoor recreation as well." Medicine Creek State Recreation Area South-central Nebraska Medicine Creek State Recreation Area is a natural choice for landscape photography. It's a quiet, very green area, with tranquil blue water and plenty of mature trees and grassy areas. Gorgeous dawns and dusks are frequent. Keep an eye out for numerous animals and birds, including deer, turkeys, hawks, owls, songbirds, osprey, eagles and waterfowl. PHOTO BY ERIC FOWLER

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