Rubio Canyon, site of many landslides
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Naturalist adventures in Vermont and beyond.
About Me
- Charlie
- Burlington/Pittsburgh, Vermont/Pennsylvania, United States
- Hi! I am a graduate student at UVM. I am currently working on a project for the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy to reduce runoff and pollution in Panther Hollow and the Four Mile Run watershed of Pittsburgh. This summer my blog will be all about my time in Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh Community/Rain Garden Links
- Find The Rivers
- Nine Mile Run Watershed Association
- Pittsburgh National Weather Service
- Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Blog
- Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority - Find your Sewershed...
- Rain Garden Alliance
- Sylvania Natives - Native Plant Nursery in Squirrel Hill
- Ten Thousand Rain Gardens (Kansas City)
Blog Archive
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- Rubio Canyon, site of many landslides
- Mt Baden Powell as of last week.. still quite a bi...
- Flannel Bush
- Big Rock Creek on the desert side of the mountains...
- Last Sunday night and Monday morning a rare late m...
- this is Granite Gate. Many decades ago, there was...
- 'Dudleya cymosa' - a neat, relatively uncommon nat...
- This is a Ringneck snake.. a rather rare species o...
- Well, yesterday the clouds fizzled, but today they...
- The grass is still green above Castaic
- Mariposa Lily
- For the first time this year, a summer thunderstor...
- Madrone leaves and sun
- A grove of madrone trees in the San Gabriel Mounta...
- Orc Warrior VS Human Hunter
- A curious squirrel
- Be careful! May become hot!
- Nostalgia Drag Race
- First leaf on my cottonwood. maybe this means it ...
- My tomatos
- My flowers!
- Coreopsis, Chia, and Thistle Sage
- Grey Pine and Coreopsis
- Liebre Flower Ring
- dead bells
- Canterbury Bells
- Some kind of odd fungus
- 'Clustered Broomrape' - who names these plants?
- Cliffs out of Gold Canyon
- Post-Apocalyptic Plums
- seat to watch the world end.
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