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July 2010 Hello Loudoun County Atlasers, As summer progresses, the breeding season is wrapping up for some species while others
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Vol. 15 Issue 2, Summer 2010 By Emily Cook Anyone who has ever owned a cat can tell you that
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Is it Native?
Posted by
Steve Allen
Habitat, Habitat Herald
Vol. 15 Issue 2, Summer 2010 By Stan Shetler Stanwyn G. Shetler is Curator of Botany Emeritus and a former
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Virginia Clematis
Posted by
Steve Allen
Habitat Herald, Native Plants
Vol. 15 Issue 2, Summer 2010 By Mary Lopresti With approximately 297 different types of species, it is no wonder
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Seven birders joined Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy for a very pleasant bird walk at the Blue Ridge Center for Environmental Stewardship
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The 17 people who showed up for our monthly bird walk at Loudoun County’s Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve found 49
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Fifteen people showed up for very damp bird walks at the Dulles Greenway Wetlands Mitigation and the Banshee Reeks Nature
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Bird Atlas Tips June 2010
Posted by
Jill Miller
The Archives
June 2010 Hi Loudoun County Atlasers, In my backyard there are Robins and Grackles feeding their persistent fledglings, Catbirds and
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Spicebush (Lindera benzoin) was one of the first native shrubs that I learned when I moved to Loudoun. We have it
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Our Ruby-throated Hummingbirds have returned and while it’s great fun to watch them come to the hummingbird feeder, it’s even
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