NOVA Parks News
Spotted: A snowy owl at D.C.’s Union Station, where it’s eating pigeons and rats
She took a pit stop at one of D.C.’s busiest spots and found meals appetizing to her — rats and pigeons.
So was the journey of an immature female snowy owl, says a naturalist expert who spotted it Thursday night atop a statue outside Union Station.
The snowy owl has been using the station as its “nightly hunting grounds,” according to Matt Felperin, a roving naturalist for Nova Parks in Northern Virginia.
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