Yes, it’s true! People in Virginia are starting to see the beautiful Ruby-throated hummingbirds at their feeders. You can track
A five-year statewide effort is under way to document the bird species that breed in Virginia. The project is the
Vol. 21 Issue 1, Spring 2016 By Nan McCarry Sometimes people ask, “Why don’t I see any birds? I
Eastern Redbud
Vol. 21 Issue 1, Spring 2016 By Kerry Bzdyk After the subdued colors of a long and snowy Virginia winter,
American Bittern
Vol. 21 Issue 1, Spring 2016 By Emily Cook Reclusive and highly skilled in the art of camouflage, it is
Vol. 21 Issue 1, Spring 2016 By Emily Bzdyk Butterflies are often the favorites of the insect world. Adults flit
The Spring of Birdsong
Vol. 21 Issue 1, Spring 2016 By Wil Hershberger For birds, the Winter Solstice is the First Day of Spring.
You may have heard or seen a bird hitting your window as it flies from feeders to escape a predator
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