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Camp Out in Your Backyard! Camping is a great way to establish a love for the outdoors and to learn
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Identifying Skippers – a Tough but Rewarding Group of Butterflies
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mmyers
Surveys and Counts
Skippers are the toughest of the butterflies to identify. Similar to the birding world where that unknown bird gets put into
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It’s wonderful when teachers provide experiences to children that open them up to new ideas and broader perspectives. That’s just
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Monarch Butterfly Update
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mmyers
Monarchs, Surveys and Counts
This just in from Monarch Watch (see report below). It will be interesting to see what we find through our
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August 2010 Hi Loudoun County Atlasers, The dog days of summer are here. I hope you all are finding a
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Make a Wildlife Collage
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mmyers
Youth & Family
Make a Wildlife Collage You’ll need: – a base: construction paper, cardboard, poster board – old magazines, newspapers, pictures –
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As we head into the final days before our big Butterfly count, I thought I’d share this Butterfly Identification website
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Chesapeake Bay Act and Loudoun Streams
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mmyers
Action Alerts/Advocacy, Habitat, Habitat Restoration
There’s been a lot of information in the papers on the Chesapeake Bay Preservation Act – some of it accurate, some of it
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Dave Thomas had a wonderful experience this past spring and was kind enough to write up his observations for us
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On July 24th, Del Sargent led the regular monthly Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy bird walk at the Blue Ridge Center in
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