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According to the National Weather Service, July 2010 has been the eighth-rainiest since they started keeping track. And while Alaskans are desperate for the sun in summer, showers and cloudy days can offer some fun scenes. Post your photos of rainy days in Alaska.
Were you a part of a social party or community event? Post your photos and check out what others are up to out on the town.
Share your photos from the Fourth of July holiday weekend, whether the activities are picnics, Mount Marathon activities or just staying out of the rain.
Nobody gets up for the warm weather outside activities like Alaskans. Of course, nobody has 6 months of winter and darkness like us either; wonder if those issues are related...
When the weather warms in Anchorage, the races begin. Spring - Autumn city races are a tradition in this town, share your photos of participating in them, or of your favorite runner.
Share your photos from the Run for Women, either of the race, or who you were running for.
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Takali "Tak" Omega brought his 3-month-old domestic duck Popo, a crested magpie call, with him Tuesday when he went kite flying at Cuddy Family Midtown Park. Popo is fitted with a harness so she can be kept on leash.
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Long-distance migrators settle in South Anchorage along the Seward Highway.
Free roaming domestic rabbits are eating some residents garden and flower beds upsetting some residents..
These photos cover only about 1.5 hours, from 10:30 AM to just after 12:00 noon. They were on the lower Hillside of Anchorage on May 25, in our backyard of a wooded and fairly private subdivision. Mom & baby are still in our yard and seem to be doing great! Though I have no way of knowing this, I believe it is possible (likely?) that the cow was born nearby and that is why she chose this spot. In about 4 of the last 7 years we have had an older cow show up for a few days with very young twins. This cow looks young to me, and I think it is possible that she could be one of those young calves we have seen in our yard. Nice thought anyway...
About 700 to 1,000 moose call the Anchorge Bowl home in the winter months, with 200 to 300 staying year round.
