Thanks to Allison for sending from Arlington: “juvenile cooper’s hawk or juvenile peregrine falcon?” (more…)
Hawks around Town
“Dear PoPville,
I live up in upper northwest 3900 block of Harrison and I often see foxes at early in the morning, in my yard walking my dog, some are pretty surprisingly big, like 35ish pounds, which can be a little concerning with when walking my very petite golden retriever, she is only 60 pounds. But recently I have been seeing what is clearly (more…)
Thanks to Leslie for sending from Dupont/Logan Circle.
***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 to S. for sending this fierce hawk from the Hearst Rec Center Fields.
***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 to Stacy Beck for sharing these incredible photos: “I also spotted a bald eagle in Rock Creek Park this week (on Halloween morning) and later that day saw a long-eared owl in my neighbor’s tree in Chevy Chase DC.”
Stunning eagle photos: (more…)
Thanks to Brian Wee for sending this amazing series of photos:
“I caught this bald eagle catching a drink on its way to work in Rock Creek this morning (Thursday October 26, around 1030 hrs). The bird conveniently chose to land in the creek right alongside the zoo loop trail!” (more…)
Thanks to Hector for sending from Shaw: “dog (Sophie) spotted this morning while on our walk what looks like 2 eagles on top of Foster House apartment building. (more…)
Thanks to Brian for sending: “outside of the Windermere Harrowgate apartments at 1825 New Hampshire Ave. NW this morning.
Immediately after taking the last (crouching) pic, (more…)
Thanks to a reader for sending: “Black Rat Snake crossing Columbia Rd NW from abοout the northwest corner with Wyoming Ave and then heading directly into the shrubbery in front of Gelmarc Towers (1930 Columbia Rd NW). Several of us pedestrians teamed up to stop traffic to get it across the busy road safely. Resulting in a few pissed off drivers and one happy rat eater.” (more…)