From the Smith Rock State Park office:
A pair of falcons are nesting in the Spiderman Buttress area. Climbing routes and the ground around the base of the nest area are closed but hiking trails remain open.

Falcon's will defend their nest aggressively. They can be a danger to climbers, and vice versa.

Closure PDF

Route condition report e-mailed to SmithRock.com:
[We] climbed at the Mole yesterday. Ended up climbing Chopper on TR with a buddy and near the top of the flake, the flake shifted. It is still in place but really seems like it is ready to come off.

From the Smith Rock State Park office:
The Bald Eagles are in their nest in a large Ponderosa pine tree located between the bivouac camping area and the Crooked River.

Approximately ten camp sites along the canyon rim in the Bivouac camping area are closed. Also a section of the Canyon Trail is closed. Closure signs have been posted in the Bivouac camping area, at the Canyon Trail trail heads, and along the Canyon Trail at the point of the closure. The closures will be in place through July 31, 2013 or until further notice.

This closure does not effect any climbing routes or access.

From the Smith Rock State Park office:
The "Kiss of the Leper" area is closed to climbing until June 30th to protect nesting Prairie Falcons.

Closure area map.

From the Smith Rock State Park office:
The Golden Eagles have chosen a nest site on "Puddy's Tower" just to the west of the Monument. We just finished posting climbing closure signs at the base of the area and a couple along the backside off the new Summit Trail.

The closure area is the same as it was last year. Closure area map.