What to Do in January and February
Time Well Spent
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t's the start of a new year – what surprises could your outdoor adventures hold in
2018? They can begin right now with some suggestions below. For more information on
outdoor events across the state, visit Calendar.OutdoorNebraska.gov.
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See Bald Eagles at
the Lake Ogallala
Eagle Viewing
Center
Weekends from 8 a.m.-2 p.m.
Lake Ogallala
Eagles can be seen year-round across the
state, but winter and early spring are the best
times to see large numbers of eagles. A great
place to go right now is the Lake Ogallala
Eagle Viewing Center located below Kingsley
Dam. The center is open for eagle viewing on
weekends in January and February from 8 a.m.-
2 p.m. Stop by at 9 a.m. or 12 p.m. to see a fun
presentation by the park naturalist.
By Renae Blum
PHOTO
BY
BOB
GRIER
32 NEBRASKAland • JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2018
PHOTO
BY
ALEXANDER
CHERNYAKOV
Get in Shape
for Hunting and
Fishing in 2018
Anytime
Statewide
Start taking steps now to have a better
hunting and fi shing experience this year
with diet, exercise and good sleep. Your
body will thank you during those long,
early morning walks.
