Experts urge residents to stop using bird feeders, to prevent disease spread.
A rare bird was spotted in the reflecting pool on the National Mall this weekend.
An estimated tens of millions of migratory birds will be soaring through our area in the coming days, on their way to the southern hemisphere for the winter.
Birds, coyotes, and fish are among the animals local residents report seeing more of during the coronavirus pandemic.
For some, there’s therapeutic power in beholding feathered friends at a safe social distance.
D.C. is going to the birds!
But 29 birds that were taken out of the Roaches Run Waterfowl Sanctuary have died.
It’s not exactly Wile E. Coyote trying to trap the Road Runner down at the Wilson Building, but it’s pretty darn close.
That hawk that was found in the Library of Congress’ reading room last week? Officials from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Raptor Conservancy of Virginia have been trying to get it out for the last few days using baited cages. But according to NBC4, the hawk is clever to the scheme, flying in to take just enough of the frozen quail on offer but not triggering the cage’s trapping mechanism.