DC teen’s rare hawk sighting turns into a high-flying urban spectacle

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Fifteen-year-old Sam Talley spotted a Mississippi kite in Northeast Washington, D.C.—a hawk rarely seen so far north. The birds’ 50-foot-high nest drew a crowd of observers, highlighting unusual urban wildlife in the capital, where Mississippi kites are more commonly found in Texas and Oklahoma.
A teen spotted a rare pair of birds in D.C. Then came another surprise. The Washington Post
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