Rabies-ridden bats just a myth, Calgary scientists find http://t.co/PNVVeYg via @AddThis
Happy Groundhog Day
So why do some folks smirk at Squirrel Appreciation day but then gin up all this hullabaloo over Groundhog day?
February 2011 Hello Loudoun County Atlasers, Winter is a great time to find owls because our winter resident population swells
January 29th through February 13th, get outside and go searching for Rusty Blackbirds! This national Blitz is organized by the
Birds of Prey Field Trip Report
This past Sunday, January 23rd, 10 people joined leaders Liam and Laura McGranaghan on a Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy outing in search of
Another nice sparrow that we get here in the winter is the White-crowned Sparrow. This one is not as common
Students take action!
Here’s a great video done by students at Loudoun Valley High School. We can all make things better! httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AKMBzPli7w
Squirrel Appreciation Day
This may not have been pre-printed on your calendar but indeed, today is Squirrel Appreciation Day. 🙂 In case you’re
Xerces Society just announced the publication of a new book that you might want to add to your library. It’s
Winter is a great time for watching raptors – they’re more easily visible with the leaves off the trees, they
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