The Pierre Auger Observatory is design to reveal the origin and nature
of the highest energy particles observed in nature. The construction
of the observatory is almost completed. It has been taking data since
January 2004 accumulating an exposure equivalent to 0.8 years of the
completed observatory. I will report the first physics results
obtained with this limited data set: the existence of a flux
suppression at the highest energies, the anisotropy of the highest
energy cosmic rays and its correlations with nearby matter, and
comparisons of the shower properties with current hadronic interaction
models.