John Daley captured this winged spectre perched at the Granary Burying Ground on Tremont Street.
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Josh Bittker captured a hawk enjoying some squab - and a vehicle that is probably going to need a good soak at a car wash - at Twin City Plaza in Somerville yesterday afternoon
Some pigeons up a couple floors at the old boiler plant at the Shops at Riverwood on River Street in Hyde Park.
Downtown Crossing pigeon waiting to make sure none of those New York pigeons are around.
Today's top research news comes via the New York Times, which reports a scientist has discovered that Boston and New York pigeons are genetically distinct - and that as with Red Sox and Yankees fans, the boundary runs through the middle of Connecticut.
A pigeon got a free ride and plenty of things to peck at on a Red Line train this morning: Read more.
Erik Hjortsho has posted video from his doorcam showing a hawk swooping in and grabbing the pigeon that had been resting above his door.
Emily from Somerville watched this Common regular clean up after some pigeons on the Common today - as one of the birds supervised his work.
As the snow began to fall on Washington Street in Downtown Crossing this afternoon, a pigeon found a place to ride out the storm.
On the other side of the Shawmut Peninsula, some sailors were not as eager to get in from the snow: Read more.
On Thursday, a woman stood outside the Park Street subway station, feeding pigeons - much like another woman did more than 100 years ago: Read more.
One of the statues in the Irish Famine Memorial couldn't get this pigeon off her head at lunchtime today.
Chris Dempsey spotted this unlikely trio on the Common today - turkey, seagull and pigeon: Together they fight crime.
And right in the middle of an interview, too.
PIX: This is my photog @tvdang72 laughing at me as I pick bird poop out of my hair. And me, grossed out. pic.twitter.com/nU1uwA7hBW
— susantran (@susantran) May 2, 2015
A pigeon tried to huddle into itself today on Court Street. One can only imagine what it'll look like tomorrow.
City officials say they're noodling ways to keep pigeons away from the statutes of the Irish Famine Memorial in Downtown Crossing, since signs urging people to stop feeding the damn birds have failed miserably.
In response to a citizen request to clean the statues, the city says:
Matthew Wilding reports somebody is leaving headless pigeons strewn about Adams Park in Roslindale Square.
Ed. note: Or some thing, mwa-ha-ha. In either case, don't click on that link unless you want to see one of said strewn headless pigeons.
Richard Beaubien spotted these pigons in the Public Garden the other day.
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