The Xerces Society released its report a few weeks ago on research done regarding the honey bee die-off. You can
Warblers are coming through soon and we’ll be seeing them throughout Loudoun – they’ll be decked out in all their
Wildflowers at Balls Bluff
We had a fun outing last Saturday with John DeMary leading our group at Balls Bluff Park in Leesburg. While
We got permision last weekend to survey birds at Whites Ford, the new park being established by the Northern Virginia
Our monthly bird walk at Banshee Reeks was attended by 26 people and 51 different species of birds! Highlight of
Going Green to Save Green
New report out by American Rivers: Banking on Green: A Look at How Green Infrastructure Can Save Municipalities Money and
The first Chimney Swifts of 2012 were spotted on the Gulf Coast on March 19th and they’ve been heading in
We Have Eaglets!
On Sunday, Donna Quinn and I decided to go for a visit over to the Bald Eagle nest at the
Gasland ― Wednesday, April 11 at the Tally Ho Theatre in Leesburg. The largest domestic natural gas drilling boom in
April 2012 Loudoun County Atlasers, Feeling adventurous? Consider choosing a block (see attached map for block statuses or check the
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