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Ash tree by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Frick Park Emerald Ash Borer Site 2 - Commercial Ave by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
Trees marked with blue tape or orange spray paint are ash trees affected by the Emerald Ash Borer beetle that are either dead or dying and scheduled to be removed and replaced with other species.
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Ash Tree by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Frick Park Emerald Ash Borer Site - Commercial Ave by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
The blue ribbon and orange spray paint indicate ash trees that were affected by the Emerald Ash Borer beetle and are dead or dying. These trees will be removed before the area is replanted.
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Invasive Quiz - Question 1 by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Panther Hollow Lake Inlet by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
Identify this invasive plant using your IPOP book.
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Research Phragmites australis by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Panther Hollow Lake Inlet by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
1. Find out how it reproduces
2. Is it native or introduced?
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Panther Hollow Lake Boat House by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Panther Hollow Lake Inlet by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
There used to be a boat house on Panther Hollow Lake - check out these pictures!
pittsburghparks.wordpress.com/2010/09/08/panther-hollow-lake-through-the-years
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Question 1 by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Panther Hollow Lake Inlet by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
Where is this water coming from?
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Sunday Gathering by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Scenic Vista by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
Watching the Steelers/Vikings game, perhaps?
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One of many by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan WYEP Summer Music Festival by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
There was no shortage of adorable puppies this year.
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PNC Carousel by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan WYEP Summer Music Festival by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
A little something for everyone...
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Posing? by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan WYEP Summer Music Festival by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
I always find it funny to go back and look at pictures of crowds to see who's aware of my presence.
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Opa Gyros by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan WYEP Summer Music Festival by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
The Gyro folks found themselves extremely popular because they were the people with the ice cream!
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Mary Schenley Memorial Fountain by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan WYEP Summer Music Festival by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
Lots of people frolicking through the fountain, especially when it was lit up later in the evening.
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The Duhks by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan WYEP Summer Music Festival by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
French-Canadian goodness!
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The Mayor's Tree by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Springtime in Schenley Park by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
This linden was planted in memory of Mayor Bob O'Connor.
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Frisbee! by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Springtime in Schenley Park by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
A game across the street.
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Three Sisters by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Arcena Street in Pittsburgh's Hill District by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
Sixth, Seventh, and Ninth Street bridges.
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Heinz Field by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Arcena Street in Pittsburgh's Hill District by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
Go Stillers!
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Former incline by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Arcena Street in Pittsburgh's Hill District by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
There used to be an incline from the Hill to the Strip here.
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Mid-Pour by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Arcena Street in Pittsburgh's Hill District by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
The Heinz History Center.
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Habitat by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Nine Mile Run and Summerset by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
During the ecosystem restoration, standing snags (dead trees) were planted throughout Nine Mile Run to provide habitat to creatures that feed on insects that live in decomposing wood. Not sure if this one was planted here or if it just occurred naturally.
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Stream by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Nine Mile Run and Summerset by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
A little bit of the stream works its way into the shot.
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Construction by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Nine Mile Run and Summerset by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
I think they've been working on this bridge as long as I've been walking through Nine Mile Run.
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Movin' on up by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Nine Mile Run and Summerset by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
An apartment complex overlooking the Parkway.
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Summerset gatehouse by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Nine Mile Run and Summerset by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
I assume this feature in the development was modeled after the gatehouse entrances to Frick Park, which were put in around 1935.
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Hospital or news helicopter? by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy from the GigaPan Sunny Winter Day at the Schenley Overlook by Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
Only a more precise focus knows for sure...
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