Vol. 16 Issue 4, Winter 2011 By Leigh Scott and Joe Coleman Where in western Loudoun County can you experience
Dirt: The Movie
Have you seen it? It’s EXCELLENT!! I barely know how to describe what it’s about because there’s so much to it.
Cornell is developing a new citizen science program called YardMap – a way to map your yard for the habitat
Interesting Smithsonian article: Exurban development is changing communities of birds in Eastern Forests http://pulsene.ws/zod2
Here in Loudoun we really only get the Carolina Chickadee but on rare occasions a Black-capped does show up. Recently
Data in Action!
This is really cool! So, whenever we do a bird walk or one of our big counts, like the Christmas
This came in through the VA-Bird list serve and is very applicable to Loudoun County — our county is in
As the fall set in, we heard of Black-capped Chickadees in Maryland and got our birding eyes on to watch
Want to have a great day of birding across Loudoun while contributing to nation-wide bird population survey? Well sign up
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