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Whoa! What do you do if you see one of these climbing up your sock? Well, the best thing to
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Birding Banshee – the July walk
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mmyers
Field Trips
On July 9th, 18 or so birders at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve enjoyed a warm but pleasant morning and were
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Bird Atlas Tips July 2011
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Jill Miller
The Archives
July 2011 Loudoun County Atlasers, June proved to be quite a spectacular month for atlasing! While there were several highlights,
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Vol. 16 Issue 2, Summer 2011 By Emily W. B. Southgate Who can ignore the window into the past offered
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Vol. 16 Issue 2, Summer 2011 By Donna Quinn Excerpted from bringingnaturehome.net/native-gardening/gardening-for-life Sobering Facts: The Chesapeake Bay Watershed has lost
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Vol. 16 Issue 2, Summer 2011 By Nicole Hamilton The trees were cleared. The wetlands were filled and graded as
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By Nicole Hamilton For the past 10 years or so, I’ve been raising and releasing butterflies, primarily Monarch butterflies but
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An All-American Snout
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mmyers
The Archives
By Nicole Hamilton No, I’m not talking human body parts here — I’m talking butterflies (of course!) This past weekend
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Wondering what the conditions are of streams running through your neighborhood? Here’s a really cool resource to find out: Loudoun
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Linda Millington, our volunteer coordinator, sent me a funny email about Gray Tree frogs that use her patio umbrella as
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