I thought at first this was a dog, but it’s described as a “griffin” on the restoration society website, which has a picture of it unmasked. It doesn’t have the face of a dog, but it doesn’t have any wings, either, so I really have no idea what it is.

*****

The Capitol Hill Restoration Society has a "whimsical" scavenger hunt on their website in which you're given a large number of addresses on the Hill (along with pictures with no addresses), at which people have works of "art" in their front yards. Some of them are quite showy, some are small and rather ordinary, but we spent the afternoon tracking most of them down, and these are the resulting pictures. The society first introduced this tour last year but was again promoting it for their 2021 Mother's Day "Tour of Tours," so we thought we'd take them up on the challenge. Which it definitely was.

Best to view in "Original" because other versions resized by Pbase are decidedly
unsharp.

G (Street) is for grasshopper, posted earlier: