Source: John and Karen Hollingsworth/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Looking for an opportunity to view birds native to mixed grass prairies? Do you want to see graceful raptors riding the air currents among rugged ridges of eroded sandstone? Spot a coyote running across the prairie or catch a mule deer sprinting up the side of a steep bluff?

We have it all right here on the Flying Bee Ranch located in the scenic Wildcat Hills of western Nebraska - gently rolling prairie grasslands to high pine-dotted bluffs with deep canyons.

Stay in our secluded cabin or campground at the foot of the Wildcat's where you can view an eagle's nest on the northern slope of the bluff we call "Submarine". Catch a glimpse of a Lark Bunting sitting on the fence or a flock of Red-winged Blackbirds flying from tree to tree. A Western Meadowlark may be just outside your door serenading.

We also offer Bed and Breakfast with the cabin or two guest rooms at the ranch house. You can set up your telescope and view many diverse habitats and their wildlife right from the comfort of the deck. Go hiking, biking or even bring your own horse to discover the diverse selection of birds and other wildlife on our 4,000-acre working cattle ranch.

Source: Dave Menke/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Click the above picture to see a list of possible birds you can observe on or near the Flying Bee Ranch.