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Volunteer wildlife rescuers Billy Rios and Peshwaz Faizulla paddle out to the outlet structure on Kingstowne Lake in an attempt to rescue a Great Blue Heron entangled in fishing line. (Alexis Moore)
A Great Blue Heron struggles to free itself on the top of a tree at Kingstowne Lake. (Alexis Moore)
Volunteer wildlife rescuers Billy Rios and Peshwaz Faizulla cut fishing line off the wing and legs of a Great Blue Heron at Kingstowne Lake. (Alexis Moore)
KINGSTOWNE, VA A group of volunteers helped to rescue a Great Blue Heron that had become entangled in fishing line at Kingstowne Lake on Christmas Eve.
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Use a trail camera to spy on wildlife in your yard
Ann Cameron Siegal, The Washington Post
Dec. 15, 2020
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1of5This fox was captured early one morning last summer in a yard in Alexandria, Virginia. Foxes are regular visitors in suburban neighborhoods and often appear on trail cameras, which operate by motion sensor.Ann Cameron SiegalShow MoreShow Less
2of5Evan Kosinski, 6, of Alexandria, Virginia, adjusts his trail cam to see what might be living under a neighbor s shed.Ann Cameron SiegalShow MoreShow Less
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4of5Trail cams come in many sizes and price ranges. A good beginner cam can be purchased for less than $80.Ann Cameron SiegalShow MoreShow Less