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I lost my blue-yellow budgie yesterday around 3pm after a window screen snagged and I was rushing out of my apartment on West Burnside Street in Portland, near Powell's City of Books. He's small, about the size of a canary, with a bright cobalt blue tail and a pale yellow chest; a silver leg band with 'L-103' on his left leg. He has one peculiar white patch on his left wing. He’s been part of our family for years and the moment he vanished I felt my heart drop—he’s incredibly friendly and chatty, so I’m worried he might be scared and perched nearby waiting to be called. If you spot him, please message me; I’d be forever grateful to have him back.
I lost my Seiko watch with a blue dial and brown leather strap yesterday around 3pm near Powell's City of Books on Burnside in Portland. The case is stainless steel, about 40mm, and there’s a tiny dent on the right side and a faint scratch around the 2 o'clock marker. The back is engraved with two initials, EM, and the strap has a small crease from daily wear. It meant a lot to me because it was a gift from my grandfather, and I could really use its return. If anyone found it, please message me here—I can describe it in more detail and arrange a pickup nearby.
I lost my leopard gecko yesterday around 3pm after I briefly stepped out of the living room. It slipped out from under the sofa near my apartment by Powell's Books on Burnside in Downtown Portland. The gecko is about 4 inches long, orange with bright blue spots along its back, and a slightly lighter tail. It has a tiny white scar above its left nostril and a chipped toenail on the right front foot. It lives in a clear glass terrarium with a cork hide and a small heat lamp; I’m worried because it’s shy and relies on warm spots to feel safe. If you see it, please contact me—this little guy is really special to me.
Yesterday around 3pm I was loading up after a quick jam outside Powell’s Books on West Burnside Street in Portland when a gust knocked the rack over and I must have left the kit there. It’s a Pearl 5-piece in red sunburst with white hardware, 22x18 bass drum, 10x8 and 12x9 rack toms, 14x14 floor, and a 14x5.5 snare. There’s a small dent on the bass drum near the pedal and a fox sticker on the front hoop, plus a faded blue drum throne cover tucked behind the throne. It’s my lifeline for gigs and has sentimental value, so if anyone found it I’d really appreciate getting it back for this weekend’s show.
I lost my red puffer jacket yesterday around 3pm outside Powell's Books on Burnside Street in downtown Portland. It's a Columbia-brand red puffer, size M, with a small maple leaf enamel pin on the zipper pull and a faint scuff on the left sleeve. Inside pocket there's a folded concert ticket stub from last summer, easy to spot if you check the lining. It keeps me warm on early morning rides and kind of feels like a comfort item—it's my go-to jacket for Portland winters. If anyone found it, please let me know; I really need it back!
I found a glossy black 28-inch suitcase this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Pioneer Place Mall on SW 5th Ave in downtown Portland. It's a sturdy four-wheel spinner, in decent condition with just a tiny dent on the front lower corner. A bright red luggage tag with the initials ET is still attached, and there's a small silver compass charm dangling from one zipper pull. The inside lining is blue and gray with a geometric pattern, easy to spot if someone checks quickly. I figured someone might be traveling or really hoping to get this back, so I’m posting here to reunite it with its owner.
I found a pair of neon orange Nike swim trunks, size M, this afternoon around 2:15 PM in the parking lot behind the Pioneer Place mall on SW 5th Ave in downtown Portland. They have a white drawstring, a small sea turtle embroidery on the right back pocket, and a faint chlorine stain along the left leg from a recent river dip. They look fairly new and are still a bit damp, tucked under a parked bike rack when I spotted them. If these sound like yours, I’m hoping to help get them back to you—perhaps we could meet near Salmon Street Springs or at the Pioneer Courthouse Square to trade them back.
I found a neon blue Nike running jacket this morning around 7:15am outside Powell's Books on West Burnside Street in downtown Portland. It's a men's size M, made of lightweight Dri-FIT fabric, with reflective piping along the sleeves and a bright orange zipper pull that makes it easy to spot. There’s a small scuff on the left elbow and a tiny embroidered compass patch on the inside of the collar—nice little details that caught my eye. The jacket looks well cared for, not torn, just a little wear. If this sounds like yours, shoot me a message in the app with roughly what you were wearing this morning, and we can arrange a quick meet-up.
I found a Sony a6400 mirrorless camera this morning around 9:30am in the parking lot behind Powell's City of Books on West Burnside Street, Portland. It's black with a 16-50mm kit lens attached and tucked in a gray padded case. A couple of identifying touches: an orange lens cap handwritten with '50' and a green sticker with the initials 'AR' on the bottom plate. The LCD screen shows a small diagonal crack in the protector, otherwise it's in good shape. If this sounds like yours, share a couple details only you would know, and we can arrange a safe handoff.
I found an ID card this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the entrance to Pioneer Place on SW 5th Ave in downtown Portland. It’s a blue laminated badge about the size of a credit card, with a small photo in the top left and a bright blue retractable lanyard attached. The back shows a barcode and a coffee stain along the lower edge. The name on the card reads 'Jordan Lee' with a department title beneath it. If this sounds like yours, email me at [email protected] and we can arrange a quick pickup.