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Changes in Seasonal Use of the Central Platte River Valley, Nebraska, by Sandhill Cranes
Recent environmental change has altered migration timing and winter distribution of many bird species, including Sandhill Cranes. Historically, the Central Platte River Valley in Nebraska functioned primarily as a spring staging area for the midcontinent population, with limited fall use and rare ov
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