Thanks to Matt for sending this great shot from Dupont:
“The bird was super chill/unruffled.”
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Thanks to Betsy for sending:
“I was photographing this hawk, a red tail I think, in a tree in Dupont Circle when suddenly it flew over to the lamp post right next to me! Well, this may explain why I haven’t been seeing as many squirrels and Dupont Circle lately.”
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Thanks to Abby & Adam for sending this beautiful red-tailed hawk(?) from Anna J. Cooper Circle in Bloomingdale/LeDroit Park.
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Thanks to Brent for sending: “Some neighborhood deer took over the tortoise enclosure at the zoo!”
Yeah he’s probably gonna want to make a u turn straight out of there pronto!! Definitely, at the very least, don’t keep going down the hill and make a hard right…
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Thanks to Colin for sending from Cleveland Park.
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Thanks to Melanie for sending: “I think it’s a Cooper’s Hawk, in Park View!”
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Thanks to Jonnel for sending this awesome shot of a: “Bald Eagle making his presence known in Columbia Heights.”
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Thanks to Jesse for sending from: “the edge of Columbia Heights near Adams Morgan. Can you tell us what type of hawk it is?”
Hmm you guys think Red-tailed or Cooper’s?
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Thanks to Virginia for sending: “Hawks on the Hill! Spotted this afternoon on South Carolina Ave SE between 3rd and 4th streets. Beautiful bird!”
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Thanks to Stacey for sending from Chevy Chase, DC.
If you spot a hawk, any interesting wildlife or celebrity skateboarder Tony Hawk, and get a good photo please send in an email where you spotted them to [email protected]. Thanks! Hawks around Town is made possible by a generous grant from the Ben and Sylvia Gardner foundation.