| Note ID | Start Time (US/Mountain) | End Time (US/Mountain) | Entrant | Note |
| 16847 |
06 Feb 2021 @ 1450 |
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Micah Kipple |
Gurgling at depth. |
| 16484 |
29 Oct 2020 @ 1655 |
29 Oct 2020 @ 1745 |
MAB |
Quick return w inner circle full WITH BLOOPS at 22min which continued filling at a nice rate. Slight drop at 38m turned into a full blown crash by 40m. Filling again at 47m w another crash at 60m. Early on at 25+ min was hopeful for the shift to short intervals but Nope. Reached my cutoff time with 3 Vixens in 8 hours |
| 16347 |
06 Oct 2020 @ 1307 |
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cb |
Had Vixen in view since 1244 and no eruption. Platform is mostly dry with water just visible in the vent. Occational small bubble. It's on a slow fill. Runoff channel toward Tantalus is damp. This is not a closed interval observation. |
| 15640 |
18 Aug 2020 @ 1700 |
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cb |
pool rose quickly to cover the smooth area of the pool and bubbled right after the last eruption then stalled at the first set of "rocks". Storms a'comin and I'm out! |
| 15639 |
18 Aug 2020 @ 1320 |
18 Aug 2020 @ 1600 |
cb |
Vixen got very quiet shortly after the last eruption ended. no gurgling/bubbling sounds and no water observed in the vent. 1408 water visable in the tube but only an occational bubble that comes to the surface. 1415 more frequent bubbles breaking the surface but pool is low (4") in the vent. Arduously slow refill! Pool comes up a few inches and drops one inch - up and inch, down a half; repeats. 1510 pool has filled the smooth area and is beginning to filter into the rocky features on the south edge, very few bubbles breaking the surface. 1542 *yawn-stretch=more-smarties* @1600 pool has SLOWLY come up to the smaller "rocks" on the south end of the platform. A few random bubbles that break the surface and some convection waves. Who will win this wait? |
| 15553 |
13 Aug 2020 @ 1045 |
13 Aug 2020 @ 1109 |
cb |
No eruptions seen during my walkabout. @1110 the platform has areas of pooling and runoff channels are wet. Vixen's vent has no water at this point and no sounds or steam. moving on |
| 14955 |
11 Jul 2020 @ 1656 |
11 Jul 2020 @ 1815 |
cb |
tube is empty and mostly dry. no sounds or visable water. runoff channels are damp. Still no eruption while i was watching from Orby. @1810 water is just coming up and into the tube with occational bubble and fluctuating water levels. left area at 1815 |
| 14954 |
10 Jul 2020 @ 1400 |
10 Jul 2020 @ 1450 |
cb |
pool is quiet, no bubbles and very little ripples. Pool would slightly come up a bit and fall all within the smooth section of the pool. At around 1430 the water was sloooowly starting to seep into the 1st rocky section. still no eruption as of 1450 |
| 14774 |
29 Jun 2020 @ 0750 |
29 Jun 2020 @ 0827 |
Graham |
0750 Full no bubbles. 0819 bubbles started. |
| 14692 |
20 Jun 2020 @ 1056 |
20 Jun 2020 @ 1249 |
cb |
No vixen during this time period. @1306 Vixens platform and runoff channels are bone dry all the way to Tantalus creek. Water has pooled in the smooth section of the vent, no bubbles, no convection waves |
| 14603 |
11 Jun 2020 @ 1753 |
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cb |
Doesn't look like there has been a eruption in awhile. rocks around the crater are dry and perimeter 5' around Vixen is dry. water is in the tube about 5" below the smooth area. It fluctuates up and down with an occational bubble. |
| 14494 |
02 Jun 2020 @ 0842 |
02 Jun 2020 @ 0911 |
ypcaribou |
Not in eruption at either 0842 or 0911 when I walked nearby |
| 13994 |
01 Nov 2019 @ 1540 |
01 Nov 2019 @ 1655 |
MAB |
refill was in track to be 2m shorter than previous until a stall at 30m - it thought it erupted w a slight drop then more drop - filling again by 44m but a palpitating fill - no bubbles - another crash at 60m - looked good at 71m until another crash at 80m. my drink was slush so I left |
| 13935 |
13 Oct 2019 @ 1359 |
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ypcaribou |
While staking out Fearless, a nice family approached from direction of Vixen and said they had just watched it finish and "drain like a toilet." Estimate 1349 end? |
| 13934 |
13 Oct 2019 @ 1150 |
13 Oct 2019 @ 1250 |
ypcaribou |
At 12:50, saw 2 guys at Vixen as I approaced. One was putting out the cigarette he assumed I didn't see from Tantalus Creek. Guys said they hadn't seen Vixen the whole time they waited, which they estinated to be about an hour. It was fullish with water bouncing as I walked away toward Palpitator. |
| 14156 |
11 Oct 2019 @ 1230 |
11 Oct 2019 @ 1515 |
underarockphoto |
Vixen in a stall. No steam was seen while walking around back basin. At 13:50 the runoff channels were dry still. Watched it until ~14:50, water levels would pulse up and down with some bubbles. Left and went over toward Veteran and Minute for the next half hour or so staying within view of Vixen. No eruption by the time we left around 15:15. |
| 13916 |
10 Oct 2019 @ 1600 |
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underarockphoto |
Water bobbing up and bubbling. No eruption from 15:45 to 16:15 |
| 13575 |
05 Sep 2019 @ 0935 |
05 Sep 2019 @ 0950 |
cb |
stalled at 3rd beach. Occational bubbles breaking the surface. All runoff channels damp in areas and dry in others. |
| 13560 |
04 Sep 2019 @ 1521 |
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novakg |
New sign installed at Vixen. |
| 13552 |
04 Sep 2019 @ 0920 |
04 Sep 2019 @ 1026 |
CrisG |
No eruption during this time. I went back to near Corporal to keep an eye on both. |
| 13491 |
01 Sep 2019 @ 0850 |
01 Sep 2019 @ 0928 |
cb |
water slowly rising with random bubbles. platform very wet. no eruption |
| 13298 |
16 Aug 2019 @ 2028 |
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Ben VL |
Unattended. No eruption by 2028. |
| 12544 |
20 Jul 2019 @ 1239 |
20 Jul 2019 @ 1310 |
cb |
looks like its been awhile since the ladt eruption. Main run off channel has just a few areas of dampness. Runoff channel to the west is bone dry. The water level in Vixens pool is high - covers the smooth area and a bit into the rocks. A few sporadic bubbles break the surface. Geyser eggs closest to the bw and a foot beyond are bone dry. no eruption during this observation period. |
| 11080 |
26 Apr 2019 @ 0500 |
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JarnoO |
Note: This logger is on MST rather than MDT.
All eruptions logged yesterday line up with the spikes on this logger, taken into consideration MDT adjustment. It almost looks like it has developed a clear series eruption pattern. I wonder how long that'll stay, though. |
| 11073 |
25 Apr 2019 @ 0500 |
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JarnoO |
Note: This logger is on MST rather than MDT.
Over the past 48 hours, several almost eruption-like spikes have been appearing. I've been suspecting this logger to log some, if not all, Vixen eruptions for a while now, but until now this for me has been some 'wishful thinking'.
Given DanS' 1030-1112 MDT note, saying "Erupted sometime this morning. Runoff channels wet (...)", this'd most likely line up with the three spikes on this logger between ~0700 and 0900 MST.
DanS' 1310 MDT note, saying "Erupted again between 1112-1310.", would line up with the spikes between ~1030 and 1200 MST. |
| 11069 |
24 Apr 2019 @ 1310 |
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DanS |
Erupted again between 1112-1310. |
| 11068 |
24 Apr 2019 @ 1030 |
24 Apr 2019 @ 1112 |
DanS |
Erupted sometime this morning. Runoff channels wet. east and sw runoff pools filled. Didn’t erupt 1030-1112. |
| 11063 |
23 Apr 2019 @ 1115 |
23 Apr 2019 @ 1600 |
MAB |
Vixen is nearly imperceptibly filling; upon arrival on a 10 minute cycle, thence to a 20 minute cycle. Over 5 hours water would slowly rise, then ebb, but gradually rising. 1115 it was at the inner circle, by 1600 just into the 2nd beach. The rises may have a little visible convection, or subtle palpitating. Very interesting. I think it's about .5 inch per hour, if that. |
| 11051 |
22 Apr 2019 @ 1034 |
22 Apr 2019 @ 1905 |
DanS |
Vixen did not erupt today during observation period, Run-off channels are dry. Variable water in neck rose slightly through the day, a few bubbles. |
| 10678 |
28 Oct 2018 @ 1436 |
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MAB |
Making this a Note so it will be easier to find than buried in the data. While standing up looking directly into the vent, in flat light, at 30 seconds into the eruption I clearly saw the white of a large steam bubble rising, when suddenly it disappeared, looking like a balloon being sucked back down the hole. I heard the pop and saw the water level change. I never thought you could "see" an implosion, but that's as close as I have come. |
| 9991 |
02 Sep 2018 @ 1427 |
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novakg |
As I was leaving there were two extremely short eruptions. The first was 5 seconds or less. The second was only slightly longer. |
| 9668 |
10 Aug 2018 @ 1420 |
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MAB |
Sinkhole across boardwalk towards Cradle Mud area is half full. (!)
Sinkhole to the east behind Vixen still holding runoff. |
| 9210 |
15 Jul 2018 @ 1930 |
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MAB |
1825-1950 observations from CB-separated by request: Time approximate:
Vixen platform & runoff channel is wet, water pooled in its tube but I did not see an eruption in the 15 minutes I observed. |
| 8506 |
06 Jun 2018 @ 1818 |
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CrisG |
Sitck has been removed by rangers. Penny remains in drain hole. |
| 8486 |
06 Jun 2018 @ 1335 |
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novakg |
After returning from Whirligig and lunch, discovered someone had thrown a stick at Vixen's vent and threw a penny into Vixen's recycling hole across the boardwalk. Informed two rangers and asked them to remove the objects. |
| 8441 |
04 Jun 2018 @ 1000 |
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novakg |
Vixen drained down in vent, almost out of view. Slow refill with water bobbing and the fill finally reaching first beach. Then, after convective bubbles, a stealth start. |
| 8436 |
03 Jun 2018 @ 1544 |
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novakg |
I sent a 15 year old sciency girl down to Vixen. She reported back, "Vixen is the best geyser I have seen so far." |
| 8113 |
07 May 2018 @ 1000 |
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MAB |
Sinkhole east of Vixen is holding water. |
| 7692 |
07 Oct 2017 @ 0926 |
07 Oct 2017 @ 1610 |
MAB |
Low pool strong nozzle like eruptions with strong forced steam, forced light water, or forced heavy water with no apparent pattern. Have seen this before in May of 2014 but those were separate eruptions, this continued for 6.5 hours. Staff reports it was normal separate eruptions yesterday, all with drains. |
| 6243 |
09 Sep 2017 @ 1545 |
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sfavor |
interval very short. 2 to 3 minutes. |
| 5487 |
28 Aug 2017 @ 1410 |
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ge |
from 14:10 to 14:55 two 12-15 min majors(?) and numerous minors |
| 4272 |
07 Jun 2017 @ 1637 |
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novakg |
Water covered first beach. |
| 4225 |
06 Jun 2017 @ 1213 |
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novakg |
First Beach covered. |
| 4224 |
06 Jun 2017 @ 1207 |
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novakg |
Water on first beach. |
| 4223 |
06 Jun 2017 @ 1147 |
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novakg |
Water on first beach. |
| 3985 |
21 Apr 2017 @ 1030 |
21 Apr 2017 @ 2034 |
MAB |
Vixen apparently continues its cyclic behavior (~17 months now). The elapsed time of the cycle appears to be MUCH longer, about 8.5 hours
(compared to ~5.5 hrs last year). This based on an incomplete data set (almost closed the cycle but had to leave), but worth mentioning. |
| 3669 |
14 Sep 2016 @ 1240 |
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novakg |
Returned to Vixen. |
| 3670 |
14 Sep 2016 @ 1145 |
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novakg |
Went to car to get out of rain, hail and rain (even though I wrote "pain" in my book. :-)) |
| 3648 |
11 Sep 2016 @ 1724 |
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novakg |
Packing up to leave, Vixen was ie. |
| 3647 |
11 Sep 2016 @ 1453 |
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novakg |
Arrived at Vixen at 1453. Water was rising and falling 6 to 8 inches below the vent. |
| 3624 |
07 Sep 2016 @ 1154 |
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novakg |
Arrived at Vixen. There was a rumor of an eruption before I arrived, but no one had solid information. Water was rising from below the vent at this point. |
| 3059 |
12 Jun 2016 @ 1328 |
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novakg |
I have a note of a drain below the vent with a slow rise. I can't tell if there was an eruption because there isn't a duration noted. I suspect there was but it was also when I had two very inquisitive young boys asking a lot of questions. |
| 2993 |
06 Jun 2016 @ 1650 |
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novakg |
Checked on Vixen before leaving Norris. The pool was full and gas bubbles were coming up the vent, but no eruption. Also, the runnoff channel was dry. |
| 2737 |
15 Apr 2016 @ 1100 |
15 Apr 2016 @ 1300 |
sfavor |
Vixon was very active, with short eruptions of 30s on 2-5 minute intervals and 3-4 minute eruptions on about a 30 minute interval. The pool was filling to near overflow before the longer eruptions. |
| 2562 |
17 Oct 2015 @ 2016 |
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MAB |
20m intervals near start of the month, then 60m intervals, to 80-90 last week and yesterday. To my surprise today was back to 6-15m depending on duration. What's next? |
| 2543 |
12 Oct 2015 @ 1000 |
12 Oct 2015 @ 1400 |
sfavor |
Noted two major eruptions from runoff around 45 minutes apart. Saw a third major eruption about an hour after the previous eruption. Period seems to be 45-60 minutes, which is much longer than in the spring when I saw closer to a 20 minute period. |
| 2485 |
05 Oct 2015 @ 1700 |
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MAB |
Can move this to Other if prompted. Last Friday I noticed hot steamy ground just to the south of the sinkhole across the boardwalk from Vixen, on a cold rainy day. Today it was still steaming on a warm day, with dark discoloration. My heat gun read 80C on that spot! Moving it away from the dark area the temp quickly changed to 26C, and I checked and re-checked. A Hot Spot - wait for a new sinkhole to appear... soon? |
| 2403 |
22 Sep 2015 @ 1110 |
22 Sep 2015 @ 1730 |
MAB |
Vixen on Steroids, post disturbance, continues. Either my shock over this behavior wore off, or today I noticed more splashy play, or it is changing again. First bursts and short durations are still very tall. Later in the longer eruptions things get a bit more chaotic, particularly after a pause. Many pauses happen around the 30 second mark. Pool level this afternoon seemed lower, and some parts of the eruption look like the "fiber optic christmas tree" similar to the low-water-mostly- steam eruptions witnessed by Clark, DaveM, Kathy F Mike F and myself May 2014. I was wondering if some of those low pool moments would switch to that behavior. Upon arrival the runoff channel west (to sinkhole across the boardwalk) was wet, but I saw no runoff that way on my longest duration of just under 4 minutes. |
| 2401 |
21 Sep 2015 @ 2220 |
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MAB |
A few Vixens I entered are not showing on this list, the 1 minute interval must be too short. They may be under Secondary, have a look, it is wild behavior. |
| 2396 |
21 Sep 2015 @ 1425 |
21 Sep 2015 @ 1510 |
MAB |
Big changes at Vixen, post disturbance! Friday's intervals were shorter, but I didn't stay long. Saturday Nick V observed the same. Sunday, the change, as seen by Nick Sunday, and myself today, Monday. These are full bodied tall eruptions!! The water level in the pool is lower at eruption, with very little runoff except in the longer durations. I saw no runoff heading towards the west sinkhole under the boardwalk, and the formation on the south side is drying out. The DRAIN noise is back! I barely had time to write down duration, enjoy the loud drain sound and reset the timer on my watch before it is Game On with another quick fill right after the drain ends. Wow, what a change! The sinkhole that is in line between Vixen and Corporal that had water on opening weekend, and held water all summer is drained. The sluggish drain began with my first observations in April... coincidence that the sinkhole drained and Vixen behaves this way? Related to the new large sinkhole to the south? Who knows. |
| 1619 |
21 May 2015 @ 1229 |
21 May 2015 @ 2027 |
JSJ |
Vixen Geyser eruptions result in runoff radiating away in four directions: 1) to the SW, emptying into a drain on the western side of the boardwalk (I observed this drain receiving runoff in 2013, but not in 2014; it is receiving runoff in May 2015); 2) to the E, emptying into a moderately large crater; 3) to the NW, then running northward and northeastward along the boardwalk and emptying into Tantalus Creek; 4) to the NE, emptying into Tantalus Creek. |
| 1620 |
21 May 2015 @ 1235 |
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JSJ |
Lots of juvenile geyserite at & around Vixen Geyser since I last observed the site in August 2014. Finely tuberculose geyserite covers the large broken blocks that rim the central crater. In shallow splash pools around the ring of broken blocks, former loose geyserite gravel now has moderately smooth coatings of geyserite (= incipient geyser beads, maybe?) - some have been cemented together. Delicate geyserite terracettes are present in some of the proximal to near-proximal runoff channels. |
| 10867 |
03 Aug 2002 @ 1000 |
03 Aug 2002 @ 1250 |
research-mab |
{Time approximated via other back basin entries}
8/3/2002 Vixen observed numerous eruptions, intervals 2-11 minutes (mostly 4-6 minutes), heights 7-15 ft, estimated durations 5-38 seconds. I plan to write a short article for the Sput with more details. |
| 4744 |
05 Jun 2002 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
06/05/2002 Vixen 10-15 mins |
| 4733 |
30 Sep 2001 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
09/30/2001 Vixen * VR interval for Vixen 4 minutes & 7 minutes |
| 4734 |
06 Sep 2001 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
9/6/2001 Vixen NO TIME- 4min eruptions, 2 min intervals 25 ft high |
| 4735 |
16 Aug 2001 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
08/16/2001 Vixen - seen wet - unknown time (using 1800 as end of work day- mab) |
| 4731 |
29 Aug 2000 @ 1520 |
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research-mab |
08/29/2000 Vixen splash no action 1520 |
| 5438 |
23 Dec 1996 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
Dec 9 and Dec 23 there were MAJOR Vixen eruptions. Height of ~30-40 ft and 5-8 minute duration |
| 5437 |
09 Dec 1996 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
Dec 9 and Dec 23 there were MAJOR Vixen eruptions. Height of ~30-40 ft and 5-8 minute duration |
| 5436 |
04 Aug 1996 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
8/4 Saw Vixen erupt quite impressively. 4 bursts of 10’-12’ and one final burst of 15’-20’!!! In my joy I exclaimed to two visitors waiting with me “I’ve never seen it erupt like that before!” She replied “No speak English” |
| 4740 |
18 Jul 1990 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
07/18/1990 Vixen Evidence of eruption (no time - using 1800 as end of work day -mab) |
| 4709 |
02 Jul 1990 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
7/2/90
Pearl is steaming.
Vixen erupted this a.m. - water around vent. So did Veteran Geyser. |
| 4714 |
25 Jun 1990 @ 0900 |
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research-mab |
6/25/1990 Vixen Geyser showed no evidence of eruption when I walked by it shortly after 0800. When I returned an hour later the ground was wet for a distance of about 6 ft from the vent. |
| 7591 |
05 Feb 1989 @ 0000 |
05 Feb 1989 @ 2359 |
JSJ |
Vixen Geyser was dormant. No eruptions or minor play for at least hours, as shown by snow and ice. |
| 7568 |
15 Jan 1989 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
1-15-89 Other changes noted by me today:
4 Vixen Geyser totally dormant – no minor play (as indicated by snow up to vent) |
| 4861 |
07 Aug 1985 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
08/07/1985 Vixen Geyser = Vixen Geyser has been having about 1 and a half hour intervals (1 ½) – plus or minus 5 to 10 minutes on either side. The eruptions are mostly little over or a little under a minute long. The height normally is 10 to 15 feet w/an occasional burst up to 20 feet or so. In the eruptions I saw this summer did see 1 or 2 bursts that looked like it could have reached 25 feet – but was very, very few.
Again the height has been mostly 10 to 15 feet with an occasional 20 feet or so. |
| 4843 |
05 Jul 1985 @ 0900 |
05 Jul 1985 @ 2000 |
research-mab |
7/5/1985 Vixen Most eruptions are 1 ¼ to 1 ½ minutes long and go up to 15 to 20 feet in height. Occasionally there is one about 1 minute or little less long – less in height. In some eruptions there occasionally might be a burst to 20 to 25 feet or so. |
| 5368 |
23 Jun 1985 @ 1050 |
23 Jun 1985 @ 1300 |
research-mab |
6/23/1985
1050am Woo Man, change @ Norris - 2 visitors reported... this am that a hole was in the middle of the trail between Pearl & Vixen. A steaming hole. ...went and moved the trail & investigated. Its a steaming hole alright ~ 1 foot diameter. It looks like it just fell in – the ground is ~8” thick and below that is a cavern to a depth fo perhaps 2-3’. The Cavern extends (as far as we could see) ~ 3-4’ back under the ground to the north. Wow!
AM GBW went to look @ The New Hole* + while we were there Vixen erupted 4 times in a space of 10 minutes 6-10’ high. Each eruption lasted ~2minutes. Pretty neat.
People were wowed by Changing Norris & the hole. |
| 4797 |
24 Jul 1984 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
7/24/1984 In between majors, Vixen had minor eruptions every few seconds to minutes. Among these were “minor-majors” which were short but higher (6-8 ft) and had a very distinct drain sound following.
As time for the major neared, there was more gurgling and splashing (very low), making it hard to tell beginnings & ends, if there were such.
There were 20 “minor-majors” in between the two eruptions. The last (weak) one was around 13 min before the major. |
| 7608 |
11 Feb 1984 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
02/11/1984 Vixen Geyser active. |
| 4759 |
18 Sep 1981 @ 1520 |
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research-mab |
9/18/1981 I think Vixen had a major eruption! There was water all the way to ~ 20 from the creek at ~3:20 when I took my walk that way. |
| 4641 |
03 Aug 1981 @ 1900 |
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research-mab |
8/3/1981 Vixen Geyser the poor little thing…. Eruptions are only ~2-3’ high compared to its normal 15-20’. The pool of water that usually surrounds it has dried up. Only an area ~ 1 1/2’ from the vent is wet compared to the usual 4’. Eruption frequency seems to be about the same but the intensity has diminished greatly. 200º |
| 4626 |
06 Jun 1981 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
6/6/1981 Vixen Geyser – Periodic eruptions 2 to 12 feet, 204ºF ie. |
| 4610 |
15 Sep 1980 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
9/15/1980 VIXEN On Sept 15, Vixen was having long eruptions, with overflow leaving the area. On the 16th the surround pool was dry and only very weak eruptions. |
| 5136 |
09 Jun 1980 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
06/09/1980 Vixen Geyser – 203ºF in eruption |
| 4979 |
12 Oct 1979 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
10/12/1979 “Vixen Geyser – good burst to 15 feet series of 12 eruptions” {no start times: durations and intervals:} 41s, 26s I=117s, 8s I=72s, 17s i=18s, 7s I=78s, 24s I=41s, 9s I=84s, 15s I=36s, 15s I=68s, 12s I=68s, 12s I=58s, 5s I=57s, 11s I=27s |
| 5147 |
28 Sep 1979 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
09/28/1979 Vixen – 200ºF in eruption |
| 4995 |
21 Sep 1979 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
09/21/1979 Disturbance Vixen Geyser – weak eruptions clear water 197ºF I.e. |
| 5002 |
19 Sep 1979 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
09/19/1979 Vixon [sic] geyser erupted 10-15 ft. {no time in log} |
| 5064 |
29 Aug 1979 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
08/29/1979 Vixen had some real nice 20’ bursts sustained erratically for 2 minutes. {no time in log} |
| 5029 |
12 Jul 1979 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
07/12/1979 Vixen Geyser – nice eruption to 20 feet. Temp. 198ºF ie {no time in log}
ph of 2.6 |
| 5015 |
04 Jun 1979 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
06/04/1979 Vixen was much more active than last year – bursts to 20 feet and longer eruption |
| 5012 |
25 May 1979 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
05/25/1979 Vixen Geyser – mostly spluttering but some bursts in the 5-10’ range 200º |
| 5150 |
05 Jul 1978 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
07/05/1978 Vixen - same as always |
| 5090 |
25 Mar 1978 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
03/25/1978 NOTE Vixen – could hear sloshing & draining, but it never actually erupted. Discovered 3 pennies & one dime near the vent – all 3 pennies had the face & back “dissolved” away, the dime was in slightly better shape. Vixen – 206º |
| 5372 |
05 Aug 1977 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
08/05/1977 Vixen going nicely this morning, just like old times. |
| 5335 |
18 Jul 1977 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
07/18/1977 Vixen was acting more like her old self this morning. |
| 5101 |
29 May 1977 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
05/29/1977 Vixen wasn’t doing too well in the afternoon. It’s eruptive surges just barely got past the rim of the vent and they were not as frequent as normal. |
| 5218 |
14 Sep 1976 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
09/14/1976 Vixen seems to have recovered & is back to its normal behavior. |