Thanks to Kerrie for sending a great Corgi* around Town: “Daphne – 14 weeks, Pug, NOMA”
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Hawks around Town
I stalked this beauty for blocks. They are way, way faster than you’d think. To those who witnessed a crazy man zig zagging through blocks and lawns in Tenleytown on Sunday – I think we can all agree it was worth it: (more…)
Thanks to Dan for sending: “Park View cherry picking season in full swing. Bowl on left from 2 days ago (after eating lots/giving a bunch away). Bowl on right from this evening.”
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Thanks to Paul for sending the Q Street Barbies celebrating Pride.
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Thanks to Terra for sending from “an alley near the Georgia Ave/Petworth Metro station. Even the cat is surprised!”
If you spot a hawk or any interesting wildlife around town, lunching or otherwise, and get a good photo please send in an email where you spotted it to [email protected] and I’ll add it to the queue. Hawks around Town is made possible by a generous grant from the Ben and Sylvia Gardner foundation.
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Thanks to Noam Raffel for sending these great photos:
“During quarantine a lot of cyclists are heading down to Hains Point. On the southern most point of the golf course a bald eagle visits every afternoon. (see picture of the eagle land.) When she is not around Ospreys hang out there, often holding fish (See picture). (more…)
Thanks to Tom for sending from Anacostia Park: “Ok @PoPville this time a real DC beaver??” (more…)
Thanks to Andy for sending: “Spring migration means some seasonal visitors coming back to (or passing through) DC’s wild spaces. The top photo is a scarlet tanager, the middle photo a black-and-white warbler, and the bottom photo an osprey. We’ve got ospreys year round, but this one was hanging out by Rock Creek keeping an eye on the spring shad run. All spotted in Rock Creek Park on May 4th.” (more…)
Thanks to Jenn and John for sending the hawklets and mom from near the Klingle Valley Trail.
And I about dropped my coffee when I saw these owlets: (more…)
Thanks to Eli for sending the above from Cleveland Park: “red shouldered hawk babies need their dinner. They are growing up so fast!” (video after the jump)
And thanks to TRINITYPREZ for sending the great shot above from “the steeple of the Michigan Park Christian Church at South Dakota and Taylor Sts” (more…)