Nebraska Ornithologists' Union
Date of this Version
1991
Document Type
Article
Abstract
For the past three years, the Central Nebraska Public Power District has operated an Eagle Viewing Center at our J-2 Hydropower plant south of Lexington, and this past year below Kingsley Dam on Lake Ogallala.
The following are some results recorded at the sites:
At J-2 Hydroplant:
January 1990-0bservations were recorded on 23 days. 263 birds were sighted for a daily average of 11.4 per day. The highest count was 20 birds on January 2.
February 1990-0bservations were recorded on 15 days. 28 birds were sighted for a daily average of 1.9 per day. The highest count was 16 birds on February 26.
January 1991-0bservations were recorded on 19 days. 254 birds were sighted for a daily average of 13.4 per day. The highest count was 26 birds on January 20.
February 1991-0bservations were recorded on 8 days. 52 birds were sighted for a daily average of 6.4 per day. The highest count was 17 birds on February 1.
At Lake Ogallala:
January 1991-0bservations were recorded on 27 days. 1121 birds were sighted for a daily average of 41.6 per day. The highest count was 103 birds on January 22.
February 1991-0bservations were recorded on 18 days. 355 birds were sighted for a daily average of 19.7 per day. The highest count was 62 birds on February 1.
Comments
"Eagles," in Nebraska Bird Review (September 1991) 59(3): 58-59. Copyright 1991, Nebraska Ornithological Union. Used by permission.