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  1. Went birding with my sister and her friend today, and the friend spotted this WILD behavior: a female brewer’s blackbird catching a fish!!! I’ve seen an American Crow do it, but a blackbird?! So cool!

    (CN: Photo shows small fish in distress)

    #birding #CentralOregon #BirdsOfNorthAmerica

  2. The City of Bend publishes all of its contracts in a table, in case you're wondering how much of your tax money goes to, I don't know, a Police Stretching and Functional Movement Program:

    app.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrIjo

    #centraloregon

  3. Different elevations I've seen for Mokst Butte:

    - Monument pounded into summit of butte: 6,158 ft
    - My GPS handset, sitting on top of the monument for 5 minutes: 6,160 ft
    - Random dataset of buttes I found on the internet: 6,167 ft
    - Maptiler Outdoor tiles: 6,132 ft

    #hiking #oregon #centraloregon

  4. Just saw a big Patti Adair sign on Spider City brewing in Bend, in case that kind of thing means anything to you.

    #centraloregon

  5. This is what the climate crisis looks like in real time. #CentralOregon can't afford to continue relying on fossil fuels like natural gas that warm the planet and our winters.

    "Jeremy Giffin, the Deschutes County Water Master, noted that the current snowpack levels are among the lowest recorded in recent history."

    ktvz.com/news/2026/03/25/snowp

  6. Spotted some wild lenticular clouds this morning over the Cascades.

    #centraloregon

  7. Hype for the Future 135D: Crater Lake

    Introduction Crater Lake is renowned across the United States of America for being the deepest lake in the nation, notable for water clarity as well as for the associated deep blue color. Today, the entire area of Crater Lake National Park is situated within the boundaries of Klamath County and is notable for containing an isolated lake in the region. While no streams flow into or out of Crater Lake, the lake is largely refilled from direct precipitation in the forms of snow and […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  8. Did some cleaning today and want to remind everyone that I'm also a maid for hire within the #centraloregon area. 🧹 birdsofafeathercleaning.com

  9. Central Oregon Cleaning Services!
    #toplessmaids #centraloregon #cleaningservices

    Yes, we also offer non-boudoir cleaning for those who just want us to clean without the voyeurs experience.

    🧹 birdsofafeathercleaning.com

  10. A couple of years back, #LazyZRanchWines opened up in #CentralOregon, the region’s only meadery among a sea of breweries. This week, the new tasting room opened up, showcasing the company's meads and more.

    thebrewsite.com/lazy-z-ranch-o

    #Mead #BeerNews #CraftBeer #ButReallyCraftMead

  11. It's #FreshHop season and the #BendAleTrail has a new Fresh Hop Bingo card you can fill out to collect a special prize while you drink fresh hop beer around #CentralOregon! I got my first stamp at the #BoneyardBeerPub with Out On Bale Fresh Hop IPA, and there are plenty more chances for stamps to come. Cheers! 🍻

  12. Gotta make a motivational poster out of this red-shafted Northern Flicker eating from the squirrel-proof feeder.

    BELIEVE IN YOUR DREAMS!

    #CentralOregon #WildForWoodpeckers #BirdPhotography

  13. I think I saw the same white-breasted nuthatch this weekend (left) and last May (right)! (If not, it's a big coincidence that my second-ever banded bird sighting is the same species and sex as my first, and lives in the same place.)

    #BirdPhotography #birding #CentralOregon

  14. 🎼 There were three ravens sat in some trees,
    downe a downe, hay downe, hay downe,
    And they were scrunglye as they might be…

    (When fledgling or nestling birds keep their mouths open when the parents aren't around or even while asleep, I think we should call that Resting Beg Face!)

    #corvids #birding #CentralOregon #birdPhotography

  15. We went twice this week to burned locales where the three-toed and black-backed woodpeckers have been seen recently, but while we heard the black-backed, we saw neither.

    But today, just visiting a favorite spot, I got to see one of the other species left on the list! Birding doesn’t respond to determination: you just have to keep your eyes wide and love the birds you see!

    #LiferBird #CentralOregon #WildForWoodpeckers #birding

  16. Also today I saw my second-ever raven family with immatures; and on both occasions they made noises like a troupe of apes. Starting to wonder if this contributed to Bigfoot lore!

    #birding
    #CentralOregon

  17. NO mistake #LiferBird: another for my ambition of seeing every Oregon woodpecker! :sapsucker: Williamson’s Sapsucker!!! I’m so happy and I got decent pics!

    #CentralOregon #birding

  18. You wanna see a weird little guy?

    (Brown creeper, Certhia americana, foraging for arthropods among the veiled polypore fungi growing on a dying ponderosa pine.)

    #birding #CentralOregon #BirdPhotography #WeirdLittleGuy

  19. “Well, I’ve had amazing kingfisher luck at home and you often report just barely seeing them here,” I said, explaining why I took time out from photographing the family of 3 to make hand-signals to my mom.

    15 minutes later, I watch one (the young princefisher?) dive into Tumalo Creek, then track it up with my lens to the branch where it perches to rest and sharpen its beak…15 feet from my mom’s picnic bench. 😍😍😍

    #birding #CentralOregon