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Watching killdeer, and celebrating life

This male is returning to take his turn incubating the eggs, which are hard to distinguish from the parking lot gravel. The pair started by scraping a slight depression in the gravel, then enhanced it with sticks of wood and
The Little Neawannas: Walking to Salmonberry Knoll

Jeff Roehm is one of NCLC’s most active volunteers. He splits his time among Portland, where he has lived most of his life; Manzanita, where he has a second home; and Seaside, where he grew up and where he serves
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When naturalist Neal Maine looks at a tree—or a single leaf, as in the photo above—he doesn’t just see the tree, or the shrub. He sees a gigantic solar panel. Check it out: Photosynthesis, the encyclopedia reminds us, is

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In summer Wild Ace Lake gets clogged with crispy pond lily leaves. (Wait, is that a beaver?) In winter it’s brooding, gray and beautiful. It is one of many dune swale lakes NCLC has conserved as part of our Columbia Quiet Waters Conservation Initiative. Beaver photo by Jason Spears. #land4all #myhappyplace #landtrusts #columbiaquietwaters

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Shangrila: “a remote beautiful imaginary place where life approaches perfection,” says the dictionary. Take out “imaginary” and that’s a pretty good description of Shangrila Wetlands Habitat Reserve. These 70 acres of forested swamp are a key habitat anchor in the Necanicum estuary. The reserve is home to a wealth of wildlife, from coho salmon to rufous hummingbirds. For them, apparently, life approaches perfection here. #myhappyplace #shangrila #necanicumwildlifecorridor #land4all #landtrusts

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House finch: an ordinary name for a lovely little bird. NCLC properties provide habitat for many songbird species. Some, like the house finch, live here year-round: others show up in spring to nest. This is a great time to walk in the woods and listen dor their songs. #land4all #myhappyplace #landtrusts #pacificlightimages

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Sounds of spring

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Welcome to Hesheland! Or as NCLC less poetically calls it, Butte Creek Habitat Reserve in Neskowin. Thank you, Sue Gabriel, for entrusting this magical forest to us and for your many years of loving stewardship. Want to know more? Search for “Hesheland” on our website. #buttecreekhabitatreserve #hesheland #myhappyplace #land4all #landtrusts

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