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Birds of Spring Creek Prairie
Meet some of the birds you might see when you visit Spring Creek Prairie.
From Acadian Flycatchers to Yellow-rumped Warblers, 240 bird species have been documented at Spring Creek Prairie.
As part of our mission, protecting habitat for birds is integral to everything we do at Audubon and here at the center. You can learn about and enjoy birds in many ways. Staff and volunteers offer opportunities to see and learn more about birds throughout the year. Check out our Programs and Events to discover the wide variety of nature programs offered. Take time to visit the links below to learn more about the amazing birds of Nebraska's tallgrass prairie.
Interesting species we have been seeing: Week of April 13 - Sprague's Pipit, Grasshopper Sparrow, Field Sparrow, Savannah Sparrow, Swamp Sparrow, Harris's Sparrow, Northern Mockingbird, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Louisiana Waterthrush, Tree Swallow
Priority Bird Species at Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center
Our priority birds were selected due to their species declines and population trends, conservation status, their ability to serve as indicators of habitat health, and cultural importance.
Priority Species List
Birds You Might See at Spring Creek Prairie
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In 2024, a Motus tower was installed at Spring Creek Prairie. Thousands of towers have been put up all over the world to detect banded birds that fly near these towers.
Check Out the Species Detected
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