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Heron in the afternoon
Here's a shot of a heron in the lake by Reed employee Paige Balter, taken March 6. While she was watching the crane, it had a little afternoon lunch of something in the water (hopefully not any spawning fish!)…. Continue reading
Bald Eagles Visit the Canyon
Two bald eagles stopped by to perch outside of Eliot Hall on Tuesday, December 9, 2008. Photos by Aimee Sisco and Raymond Rodriguez…. Continue reading
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Nutria
What I originally thought was a beaver turned out to be an North American River Otter a nutria (thanks to Matt, our sharp-eyed worker in Reed College's mLab)…. Continue reading
Videos! Canyon Field Notes
Find out what's happening in the canyon with Zac Perry, canyon guru, as he brings you info about bees, canyon restoration, and more. View videos in iTunes U, or on the Reed canyon video webpage…. Continue reading
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Reed Canyon Polygonia sighting
This email came in from Larry Gooding:On May 29, 2006, I saw an anglewing butterfly, likely the Satyr Anglewing, Polygonia satyrus, near the first boardwalk in from the SE 37th Ave entrance. It was visiting some low herbs.This is a… Continue reading
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Blue Heron pictures
Here's some wonderful pictures of a canyon friend, taken Saturday March 25, 2006 by Beth Keegan…. Continue reading
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Woodpecker sightings
Zac took these pictures 12.8.05 of a pair of pileated woodpeckers that have been around the canyon:… Continue reading
Cormorant sighting
We have noticed an injured Cormorant, close to the amphitheater. The bird appears to have something attached to its neck. The Audubon Society has received a few calls, and has suggested watching it until it can be caught. Caution should… Continue reading
Garden Hawk II
More people continue to report seeing the juvenile sharp-shinned hawk in the community garden. Youth is all about discovery, and our bird is in the process of discovering that even predators have their limits. Yesterday evening, the ten-inch-long hawk apparently… Continue reading