Our daughter Lisa took this unposed photo of Jeanette and I
while we were all birding at the Luckiamute Landing State Natural Area this
morning. I think I’m probably playing a bird song on my iPod, and Jeanette is
looking for the bird in a tree. The Luckiamute SNA is an outstanding
destination for hiking, birding and canoeing that is largely unknown and way
under used. It is located where the
Luckiamute River flows into the Willamette River between the towns of Independence
and Albany. A tremendous effort has been
made by the state and the Luckiamute Watershed Council to remove invasive
plants and shrubs and plant a wide variety of native plants, shrubs and
trees. This should continue to develop over
the years to be an outstanding area to enjoy nature. I think this is our forth visit here and each
time we leave impressed, vowing to return again. By the way they need Volunteer Hosts for the
months of May and June.
Friday, May 31, 2013
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Great Scotts! Loved that area as a teenager when it was undiscovered. Wish I could help with invasive plant removal. Keep up the good work!
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