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Join Councilwoman Debra Stark and the District 3 team for an evening of sweet treats and conversations. 🩷
📅 Thursday, November 5th
⏰ 6:00 PM
📍 Juniper Library
1825 W. Union Hills Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85027
Bring your sweet tooth and come connect with us. We can’t wait to see you there! 🧁
No tricks here — just a gourd-geous way to give pumpkins a second life! 🌱✨
We're thrilled to team up with Let's Go Compost , Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary (PHS), Local First Arizona , and other amazing community partners to collect pumpkins for composting instead of sending them to the landfill!
Because even after Halloween, pumpkins can still do something BOO-tiful for our planet! 🌎🎃
🗓️This Sunday - November 1st
🕘9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
📍Mountain View Park - 9901 North 7th Avenue
Check out the location map in our comments.
HUGE thanks to Denali for their generous sponsorship.
#PumpkinComposting #KeepPhxBootiful #DoBeautifulThings #DoBeautifulThingsPHX #LoveMyPHX #HappyHalloween
Newsletter
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Flammulated Owl, Rare Siting in Phoenix Mountains Preserve
The Flammulated Owl gets its name from two Latin words meaning “flame colored with ears.” The Flammulated Owl is the only small owl with dark eyes. This owl is only six inches in length. It hunts primarily insects and spiders. It lives in Ponderosa Pine forests with low shrub that allows for plentiful insect growth.
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More Diamondbacks !
Today, I came across two Diamondback Rattlesnakes. The first snake was a difficult snake to spot. The photographs are taken at the spot I was first able to see it. See if you can spot the snake. Each photo reduces the image size until it is impossible to miss it. The last picture of this…
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Two Diamondbacks
Two Diamondbacks seen on different days and under different circumstances are highlighted here. The first rattler was found in the same spot two days in a row. It is the spot where it was found that makes it intriguing. Try and spot it.