August 2013 Loudoun County Atlasers, Each month, you all continue to inspire me with your dedication and enthusiasm for the
Monarch Butterflies in a Freefall – What will our Butterfly Count Show?
This Saturday is our 17th Annual Loudoun County Butterfly count where we form into 8 teams, each led by an
Your Sightings Count!
I’m sure you’ve heard the term crowdsourcing – it’s where a company or organization gathers ideas or information by gaining
Saturday, August 3 It’s time for Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s 17th Annual Butterfly Count. Come and have fun while contributing to
In spite of the warm damp humidity and heavy cloud cover we had a wonderful walk at Banshee Reeks last
Where are the Monarchs?
This just in from Journey North: Monarchs are scarce this summer across their breeding range because of two key factors:
Yesterday I went up the street to the little milkweed patch near my house. I had been checking my garden
Monarch Pupa and the Great Transformation (What’s Happening in there?)
In this video (5 minutes), learn about where Monarch pupa can be found, what happens inside the pupa and how
This past Wednesday we held a quick and dirty milkweed plant sale to get the final 400 milkweed plants that
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