Photos of Alaskan songbirds and vivid indoor botanicals on the UAA campus

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April 26, 2021

March 5, 2024

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Amelia McCormack

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April 26, 2021

A bright pink Crab Cactus flower hangs in front of a window. Photo by Amelia McCormack.

The indoor plants on the UAA campus are maintained by the Landscape and Grounds team, who follow a watering schedule and treat each plant with proper and unique care.

The different bird feeders on campus are also filled by the Grounds staff, and bring a variety of colorful and native birds closer into view for campus staff and students.

A Bird of Paradise flower hides between its large leaves. Photo by Amelia McCormack.

The same Bird of Paradise flower is shown in greater detail, highlighting the purple in the flower. Photo by Amelia McCormack.

Two large potted plants stand in front of the window on a skybridge. Photo by Amelia McCormack.

Plants come into focus on the shelves along the balconies in the Student Union. Photo by Amelia McCormack.

Hanging plants drape over the balcony in Student Union over a #seawolfinit banner. Photo by Amelia McCormack.

A plant in focus in front of the a Black History Month banner in the Student Union. Photo by Amelia McCormack.

Plants hang over a balcony in the Student Union, lit by sunlight from the skylight. Photo by Amelia McCormack.

A nuthatch with a vibrant orange breast sits at the birdfeeder outside Rasmuson Hall. Photo by Amelia McCormack.

A nuthatch sits with a seed in its beak on a birdfeeder. Photo by Amelia McCormack.

A chickadee stares into the camera while sitting on a birdfeeder. Photo by Amelia McCormack.

A chickadee sits at a birdfeeder, preparing to fly away. Photo by Amelia McCormack.

A redpoll sits in the well of the birdfeeder while eating. Photo by Amelia McCormack.

A redpoll, named for the red cap on its head, sits in the branches behind the birdfeeder. Photo by Amelia McCormack.

Multiple redpolls sit at a birdfeeder. Photo by Amelia McCormack.

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