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1�<!-- End Bravenet.com Service Code -->���<br>�        Since	4/30/05�		��		�		�		�		</p></TD>�	    <TD COLSPAN=2 valign="top">&nbsp;</TD>�	    <TD><p><font color="#000000">~~~<br>�	    </font><font color="#FF0000" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><a href="creek.htm"><font color="#0000FF">Stone�	                Canyon Creek Restoration Project</font></a></font><font color="#000000" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"> -�	                an ongoing effort to restore a creek on the UCLA campus to its�	                native state, and track the impact on wildlife (e.g., birds!).<br>�	                Also see: <a href="creek.htm#return">The Return of Stone Canyon Creek</a></font><font color="#FF0000" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><strong><a href="creek.htm"><br>�                    </a></strong></font><font color="#000000">~~~</font> </p>�	      <hr>�	      <strong>News (1/2/10)</strong> - Poetry by <a href="http://galileo.stmarys-ca.edu/bhillman/">Brenda Hillman</a> - A photo of a UCLA <a href="/images/birdpics/hermitthrush-creekC.jpg">hermit thrush</a> is featured in a poem in her wonderful collection, <a href="http://www.upne.com/0-8195-6931-3.html">Practical Water</a>.�	      <p><strong>News (12/27/09)</strong> - <a href="lmartinson.htm">Artwork by Linda Martinson based on Birds of the Campus</a>, and a Daily Bruin article by Shoshee Jau: <a href="http://www.dailybruin.com/articles/2009/11/20/working-restore-historic-campus-creek/">Working to restore a historic campus creek</a>.</p>�	      <p><strong>News (5/21/09)</strong> - More <a href="birdpages/cliffswallow.htm">cliff swallows</a>! Also: <a href="http://losangelesaudubon.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=382&Itemid=1">Guide to Bird-Friendly Tree and Shrub Trimming and Removal</a> from LA Audubon. </p>�	      <p><strong>News (5/3/08)</strong> - More <a href="creek.htm">Creek�	          Restoration</a> dates�	        set, throughout 2008! </p>�	      <p><strong>News (4/19/08)</strong> - <a href="creek.htm#return">The Return of Stone Canyon Creek (Sullivan, 2007)</a> - thesis on returning more of the creek to daylight </p>�	      <p><strong>News (4/15/08)</strong> - More <a href="creek.htm">Creek�	          Restoration</a> Sat�	        April 19th!</p>�	      <p><strong>News (3/13/08)</strong> - New page! <a href="ongoingreports.htm">Ongoing�	          Reports</a>! </p>�	      <p><strong>News (3/03/08)</strong> - <a href="phpBB3/index.php">FORUMS</a> ARE BACK!! </p>�	      <p><strong>News (6/29/07) </strong>- Added <a href="birdpages/redtailedhawk.htm">Red-tailed�	          Hawk</a> photos!</p>�	      <p><strong>News (5/25/07)</strong> - Updated <a href="birdcount.htm">Bird�	          Count</a> page! </p>�	      <p><strong>News (5/23/07) </strong>- <em>Whoah, I've finished my first�	          year of grad school in cognitive psychology at U Illinois, and am�	          now catching up on all sorts of stuff, including updating this website!&nbsp; Stay�          tuned for more birds...</em></p>�	      <p><strong>News (9/8/06) </strong>- <a href="http://www.laaudubon.org/pdf/colorSeptOct2006.pdf">Hail�	          to the Birds of Westwood</a>	        article in the L.A. Audubon Society's newsletter, the Western Tanager!</p>�	      <p><strong>News (7/14/06) </strong>- <a href="birdpages/savannahsparrow.htm">Savannah�	          Sparrow</a> added. </p>�	      <p><strong>News (7/13/06) </strong>- <a href="birdpages/redshoulderedhawk.htm">Red-shouldered�          Hawk</a> added. </p>�	      <p><strong>News (7/12/06) </strong>- <a href="birdpages/boriole.htm">Bulllock's�            Oriole</a> added, <a href="birdpages/cagull.htm">CA Gull</a>	        updated. </p>�	      <p><strong>News (5/15/06) </strong>- <a href="birdpages/bhgrosbeak.htm">Black-headed�	          Grosbeak</a> added,�	        at long last! </p>�	      <p><strong>News (4/25/06) </strong>- Finally time for more updates!&nbsp; First�	          up: <a href="birdpages/dwoodpecker.htm">Downy Woodpecker</a>.&nbsp; More�	          species and lots of better pictures to come! </p>�	      <p><strong>News (2/16/06)</strong> - <a href="birdcount.htm">UCLA�	              Bird Count data posted! (2/12/06) </a></p>�	      <p><strong>News (2/11/06) - </strong>Just added a custom PDF�	        Guide to Common Birds of the UCLA Campus!&nbsp; Available free on the <a href="birds.htm">Bird List</a> page or click <a href="UCLACommonBirdGuide.pdf">here</a> to download. </p>�	      <p><strong>News (2/6/06) - </strong>Just added amazing scans�	        of some of <a href="history.htm#cards">Loye Miller's original observation�	        cards</a> from the 1930s-40s. </p>�	      <p><strong>News�	            (1/31/06)</strong> - <a href="http://www.losanjealous.com/2006/01/31/birdman/"><strong>The�          Birdman of Westwood on losanjealous blog!</strong></a></p>�	      <p><strong>News (1/23/06) - </strong>Awesome updates!&nbsp; New�	        rare bird added, with pictures: <a href="birdpages/lincolnssparrow.htm">Lincoln's�	        Sparrow</a>.&nbsp; Added�	        profile for also-rare (here) <a href="birdpages/wmeadowlark.htm">Western�	        Meadowlark</a>.&nbsp; New�	        pictures for <a href="birdpages/songsparrow.htm">Song�	        Sparrow</a>,�	        <a href="birdpages/nwoodpecker.htm">Nuttal's Woodpecker</a>, <a href="birdpages/waxwing.htm">Cedar�	        Waxwing</a>, and <a href="birdpages/wtanager.htm">Western Tanager</a>. </p>�	      <p><strong>News (1/13/06) - </strong><font color="#000000">New�	            dates added for the <a href="creek.htm">Creek Restoration</a>: Jan 22, Feb 4, and 26!</font></p>�	      <p><strong>News (1/4/06) - </strong>Got some great new Yellow-Chevroned�	        Parakeet pictures!&nbsp; <a href="YCparakeets1-4-06/YCparakeets1-4-06.html">Here's</a> a quick post of them until I get them�	        on the <a href="birdpages/parakeet.htm">parakeet page</a>. </p>�	      <p><strong>News�	            (11/8/05) </strong>- <a href="http://www.today.ucla.edu/2005/051108out&about_stonecanyon.html"><strong>Stone�          Canyon Creek in UCLA Today! </strong></a></p>�	      <p><strong>News�	            (10/27/05)</strong>&nbsp;- <a href="http://www.dailybruin.ucla.edu/news/articles.asp?id=34696"><strong>Birds�          of Westwood in the Daily Bruin!</strong></a></p>�	      <p><strong>News (10/27/05)</strong>&nbsp;- <a href="http://www.dailybruin.ucla.edu/news/articles.asp?id=34704"><strong>Stone�          Canyon Creek in the Daily Bruin!</strong></a></p>�	      <p><strong>News (10/27/05)</strong>&nbsp;- <a href="birdpages/darkeyedjunco.htm">Dark-eyed�	          Junco</a> added, by popular demand! </p>�	      <p><strong>News (10/17/05)&nbsp; </strong>- <a href="creek.htm">Stone�	          Canyon Creek Bird Survey</a> page added, and <a href="birdpages/ocwarbler.htm">Orange-crowned�	        Warbler</a>! </p>�	      <p><strong>News (10/16/05)</strong>&nbsp;- Added a <a href="birds.htm">bird�	          list</a> with thumbnail�	        images! </p>�	      <p><strong>News (10/14/05)</strong>&nbsp;- <a href="birdpages/cyellowthroat.htm">Common�	            Yellowthroat</a> added.&nbsp; What a beautiful little bird. </p>�	      <p><strong>News (10/12/05)</strong>&nbsp;- <a href="birdpages/wilsonswarbler.htm">
1Wilson's�	          Warbler</a> added.&nbsp; Lively little bright yellow guys. </p>�	      <p><strong>News (10/05/05)</strong>&nbsp;- <a href="birdpages/housewren.htm">House�	          Wren</a> added.&nbsp; Go check him out or he will scold you!&nbsp; Actually,�	          he'll scold you anyway. </p>�	      <p><strong>News (9/19/05)</strong>&nbsp;- <a href="birdpages/wrentit.htm">Wrentit</a> added.&nbsp; A�	          rare (for our vicinity) and very interesting bird.</p>�	      <p><strong>News (9/18/05) </strong>- <a href="birdpages/cliffswallow.htm">Cliff�	          Swallow</a> added.&nbsp; See them swooping high in the air. </p>�	      <p><strong>News (9/14/05) </strong>- <a href="birdpages/bewickswren.htm">Bewick's�	          Wren</a> profile added. Updated <a href="birdpages/coopershawk.htm">Cooper's�	          Hawk</a>.</p>�	      <p><strong>News (7/28/05) </strong>- Just added a profile for the <a href="birdpages/killdeer.htm">Killdeer</a>,�	        one of the more interesting birds we have on campus.</p>�	      <p><strong>News (6/27/05) </strong>- I've just received permission from�	        the <a href="http://www.birds.cornell.edu/programs/AllAboutBirds/">Cornell�	        Lab of Ornithology</a> to link to their bird sound pages, so now the�	        profile page for each bird in the bird list includes a sound link.&nbsp; Now�	        you can hear what our birds sound like!&nbsp; I've also discovered a�	        few additional birds at the nearby VA Center and National Cemetery that�	        will be added to the list soon.&nbsp; More pictures and bird profiles�	        are on the way too.</p>�	      <p><strong>News (5/24/05) </strong>- <a href="birdpages/songsparrow.htm">Song�          Sparrow</a> and <a href="birdpages/stowhee.htm">Spotted Towhee</a> added. </p>�	      <p><strong>News (4/30/05) </strong>- Birds of Westwood goes live!&nbsp; 22�	        species profiles with more to come. </p>�	      <p><br>�          </p>�      </TD>�	</TR>�	<TR>�		<TD>�			<IMG SRC="images/sitepics/spacer.gif" WIDTH=20 HEIGHT=1 ALT=""></TD>�		<TD>�			<IMG SRC="images/sitepics/spacer.gif" WIDTH=32 HEIGHT=1 ALT=""></TD>�		<TD>�			<IMG SRC="images/sitepics/spacer.gif" WIDTH=93 HEIGHT=1 ALT=""></TD>�		<TD>�			<IMG SRC="images/sitepics/spacer.gif" WIDTH=11 HEIGHT=1 ALT=""></TD>�		<TD>�			<IMG SRC="images/sitepics/spacer.gif" WIDTH=14 HEIGHT=1 ALT=""></TD>�		<TD>�			<IMG SRC="images/sitepics/spacer.gif" WIDTH=434 HEIGHT=1 ALT=""></TD>�	</TR>�</TABLE>�<!-- End ImageReady Slices -->�<table width="604" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">�  <tr>�    <td><p>&nbsp;</p>�      <p><font size="-1">This website is not officially endorsed by or affiliated�            with UCLA.&nbsp; Page created &amp; maintained by <a href="http://www.jasonfinley.com/">Jason�            Finley</a>.&nbsp; If�            you don't think birds are awesome you better get a life right now or�            they will�            peck your�            eyes�            out!!!&nbsp; It's�        an easy choice, if you ask me.&nbsp;&nbsp;</font></p>�      <p><font size="-1"><a href="http://www.jasonfinley.com/BeakyMrWigglesSept2007.jpg"><img src="images/liltiel.gif" alt="tiny cockatiel" width="17" height="17" border="0"></a></font></p>�      <!-- <img src="/cgi-sys/Count.cgi?df=bow1.dat|display=Counter|ft=6|md=5|frgb=100;139;216|dd=C" WIDTH=1 HEIGH=1> -->�		�	</td>�  </tr>�</table>�<p>�  <map name="Map">�    <area shape="rect" coords="24,23,98,55" href="about.htm" alt="About">�    <area shape="rect" coords="33,72,93,123" href="birds.htm" alt="Bird Lists">�    <area shape="rect" coords="33,141,92,180" href="map.htm" alt="Map">�    <area shape="rect" coords="18,188,104,227" href="history.htm" alt="History">�    <area shape="rect" coords="22,235,101,274" href="phpBB3/index.php" alt="Forum">�    <area shape="rect" coords="28,283,97,316" href="links.htm" alt="Links">�  </map>�</p>�</BODY>�</HTML>

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