After Exploring The Trails, Feed Hummingbirds At Pioneers Park In Nebraska

The hummingbird migration is one of the most amazing sites across America each year, as countless tiny birds go on a big journey. Nebraska is on the migration route, and you might just see them in your backyard seeking nectar. However, if you want to increase your odds, pay a visit to Pioneers Park in Nebraska near Lincoln - and this park has so much to see, you'll want to make a full day out of it.

Pioneers Park is one of Nebraska's top destinations, located only a short drive from Lincoln and full of attractions.

As you hike the trails, you'll come upon some beautiful waterfront sights - but these waterfowl aren't the birds you're here to see.

Pioneers Park is known for its stunning sculptures and statues, like these Roman-style columns.

The park is home to herds of elk and bison, and you can safely admire these majestic beasts from a safe distance.

Along the way, you'll see some unique buildings that have been standing in the park for decades and are carefully preserved.

At the Pioneers Park Nature Center, you'll find some impressive preserved specimens of large birds of prey.

But today, you're more interested in the smallest birds! Nebraska is on the hummingbird migration route, and they're frequently seen in large numbers on the nature center's grounds.

While Nebraska has four species of hummingbird that travel through it, the Ruby-throated hummingbird is the one you'll likely see flitting around here.

You can feed hummingbirds with a simple solution of one part sugar to four parts water. If you hang a simple feeder containing this makeshift nectar, you'll be surprised by how many hummingbirds you see!

Have you visited Pioneers Park's trails and nature center before? What are your best tips for seeing and feeding hummingbirds? Let us know in the comments section. If you're interested in visiting Pioneers Park Nature Center, learn more about their activities and hours on the state website.