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Nine people joined Phil Daley and Joe Coleman on a nature walk at the privately-owned Dulles Greenway Wetlands Mitigation Project
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September 2011 Loudoun County Atlasers, Congratulations on completing our third breeding season for the atlas, bringing us past the half
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Variegated Fritillaries are beautiful butterflies, and you may have them in your yard – especially if you have violets growing (in your
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This isn’t Loudoun-specific but I wanted to share it because many of you have probably noticed that migration is underway.
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The Pipevine Swallowtail is another butterfly that we have here in Loudoun. Pipevine Swallowtails have two host plants which the caterpillars
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Birding the Blue Ridge Center
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Field Trips
Joe led our bird walk this morning at the Blue Ridge Center. Here is his report: Nine of us showed
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Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy is active in a number of coalitions across the area. Coalitions are a great way to bring
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You may remember that last Novemver we did a habitat restoration project at Freedom Park in Leesburg by creating a
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The butterfly count, held on August 6th this year, started out as touch-and-go. In the days leading up to the count,
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August 2011 Loudoun County Atlasers, As summer marches on we are past the peak breeding activity for many (but not
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