Yup, those yellow marshmallow chicks that are better seen than eaten, as far as I'm concerned (Easter eggs; That's how I roll), pop up everywhere these days.
This fuzzy photo comes from NBC’s Washington DC station WRC. (See their full report here. )
Too late for the Tribune’s Easter Peeps contest, I think this creation is certainly worth your consideration.
It's part of an annual high school history project at Osbourn High School in Manassas, Virginia,  that uses Peeps to recreate historical events. Other scenes on display show Peeps at Pearl Harbor and Peeps at Iwo Jima.
This one shows little white-cone-hooded Peeps in a 1920s Ku Klux Klan march on Washington.