The raptors of OPPD are staying busy
The original falcons and ospreys are expecting, one of Lewis and Clark's offspring is down at Nebraska City Station, and a pair of ospreys is back at North Omaha Station.
Read More >The original falcons and ospreys are expecting, one of Lewis and Clark's offspring is down at Nebraska City Station, and a pair of ospreys is back at North Omaha Station.
Read More >Lewis and Clark have returned, and this year Ohm, one of their chicks hatched in 2021, came back to visit.
Read More >Last year's top stories included a slew of new technology and tools for customers, the most destructive storm in OPPD's history, a new chick hatched at North Omaha Station and more.
Read More >The avian equivalent of a fighter jet, peregrine falcons are the fastest members of the animal kingdom. When they dive to capture their prey, they can reach speeds of over 200 mph.
Read More >The osprey chicks at Fort Calhoun Station will take flight soon, and this year we have osprey chicks at North Omaha Station, as well.
Read More >The "especially feisty" peregrine falcon chick gave observers a scare when she disappeared from webcam view just over a week after being banded. But fear not! She's been found and is being closely watched by her parents.
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