Nebraska has oranges? Well, no, not really. But, sort of. Osage orange isn’t an orange though it may look like a bright yellow to yellow-green, grapefruit-sized, brainy-looking type of orange fruit. It is a fruit of the Osage orange tree, that is. However, the tree is more closely related to the mulberry tree. Enter its …
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Get ready to learn a little more about one of our favorite game birds, the cinnamon teal. The Anas cyanoptera or cinnamon teal is one of the most easily recognized waterfowl species in North America, but not everyone gets to see it. Living, breeding, and migrating mostly in the west-central and western half of the […]
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When I hear the words close-up or macro photography, I immediately think about a world within a world. Ordinary subjects…
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Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Morning Stretch” by Thomas Nicholson. Location: Ranthambhore National Park, India. “A male tiger patrols…
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How to restring a compound bow quickly and easily. Eventually all bowhunting enthusiasts need to replace the bowstring on their recurve bow, compound bow or crossbow. It does not matter the type of bow. The restringing process just comes with the territory in archery. Eventually the strings will start fraying and the old bowstring will […]
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