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As we head into mid-July, our sightings of Monarchs and other butterflies should increase and with that is a wonderful
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At the Unitarian Universalist Church of Loudoun, the largest fund raiser is the spring “Service Auction” in which members offer
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National Wildlife Federation recently produced this important report on how climate change is impacting our birds – yes even the
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Each spring and summer, we get emails from people asking, “We have bats — what can I do to get
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Make sure there’s No Safari (or other insane pesticide trips) in your neighborhood!
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mmyers
Action Alerts/Advocacy, Habitat Restoration
Pesticides in general are being used in far too cavalier a way nowadays – especially in our neighborhoods and around
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Vol. 18, Issue 3 by Katie Fallon The bird had a warm, musty smell – like old leather with just
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Beach Reads
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mmyers
Books & Publications
Here’s a great list of books, pulled together by our Habitat Herald Coordinator, Donna Quinn. As you head off to the
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Bird Atlas Tips July 2013
Posted by
Jill Miller
The Archives
July 2013 Loudoun County Atlasers, Thanks to your passion and dedication, we’ve risen to the challenge of finding those last
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Vol. 18 Issue 2, Summer 2013 by Kerry Bzdyk The larva of the Wavy-lined Emerald Moth (Synchlora aerate), also called the
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Vol. 18 Issue 2, Summer 2013 By Emily Bzdyk In 2004, when I was graduating from high school, a group
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