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Well this was the first time we tried planning a field trip without setting a date but we knew the
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I went out in search of trilling toads and while they trilled away when I first found them the day before, they stayed silent throughout my podcast. Lips were sealed! The photo here is of one of them, clearly just waiting me out 🙂
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April 2010 Hi Loudoun County Atlasers, Springtime is officially here and I hope you are as excited as I am
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Is that plant native?
Posted by
mmyers
Books & Publications, Habitat
Here’s a really nice resource for checking if a plant is native to Virginia: The USDA Plant Database State Search.
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Vol. 15 Issue 1, Spring 2010 By Nicole Hamilton Almost every spring, we have reports of Black Bear sightings here
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Brook Trout
Posted by
Steve Allen
Habitat Herald
Vol. 15 Issue 1, Spring 2010 By Erin Snook In streams and lakes throughout the Northeast in the springtime, you
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Stoneflies
Posted by
Steve Allen
Habitat Herald
Vol. 15 Issue 1, Spring 2010 By Mary LoPresti While the average person (myself included) may not be able to
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Birdfoot Violet
Posted by
Steve Allen
Habitat Herald, Native Plants
Vol. 15 Issue 1, Spring 2010 By Kerry Bzdyk One of the great joys of a walk or hike in
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The migration of the Monarch butterflies is underway! As you know from reading the January and February report, the number
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I’ll be posting this to our programs and field trips page shortly but wanted to get the information out to you quickly
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