For as long as I can remember, my walks in Pittsburgh have always had bookstores at the end of them. This year, for the first time, I actively sought out green spaces. Schenley Park, while dominated by joggers and dog walkers, has some attractions for bird watchers (the white-throated sparrows are particularly abundant this time of year).
Indeed, there is active feeding going on (which keeps the cardinals close at hand).
My favorite view, was a pair of hawks, perched on a telephone pole high above Panther Hollow.
One of whom displayed a striking gap in its plumage when in flight.
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