Rare raptors expand their presence at Fort Calhoun
Three osprey chicks, the newest residents of the only known osprey nest in eastern Nebraska, are growing quickly.
Read More >Three osprey chicks, the newest residents of the only known osprey nest in eastern Nebraska, are growing quickly.
Read More >The female osprey at Fort Calhoun Station laid three eggs, and if all goes well, the chicks should hatch in late May or early June.
Read More >Two ospreys are making themselves at home in a relocated nest. Their refurbished digs include a webcam, so you can watch the rare raptors.
Read More >One of the biggest current projects at Fort Calhoun Station is removing the internal components from the reactor vessel, the parts that helped the reactor produce nuclear power.
Read More >An osprey nest at Fort Calhoun Station will be fitted with a webcam much like the utility’s peregrine falcon cam.
Read More >With the final canister secured in recent days, all spent nuclear fuel is safely in dry storage.
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