If “Pigs” Could Fly Have you ever wondered if pigs could fly? On a bright sunny day in late September of 2007, a pig did indeed “fly” in Eastern Oregon, perhaps marking a moment in history… Logan Butte is a lan - Fossil Butte National Monument - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	If “Pigs” Could Fly Have you ever wondered if pigs could fly? On a bright sunny day in late September of 2007, a pig did indeed “fly” in Eastern Oregon, perhaps marking a moment in history… Logan Butte is a lan Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-06-14 23:49:56 Open Document File Size: 12,94 KB Share Result on Facebook Event Person Communication and Meetings / / Facility John Day Fossil Beds National Monument / / Organization Bureau of Land Management / National Park Service / / Person John K. Zancanella / Logan Butte / / Position Paleontology Program Coordinator / paleontology researcher / / ProvinceOrState Oregon / / Region Eastern Oregon / central Oregon / / SocialTag Paleontology Wildland fire suppression Oreodont Wild and Scenic Rivers of the United States Helitack John Day Fossil Beds National Monument Merycoidodon Bureau of Land Management White River Fauna Cenozoic

If “Pigs” Could Fly Have you ever wondered if pigs could fly? On a bright sunny day in late September of 2007, a pig did indeed “fly” in Eastern Oregon, perhaps marking a moment in history… Logan Butte is a lanAdd to Reading List