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March 2010 Hi Loudoun County Atlasers, As the first year of the atlas draws to a close, I want to
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So, when I thought about doing this monthly series on Monarch Butterflies and “where are they now”, I thought it’d
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No, I’m not talking about the pulls you get in sweaters or problems that crop up in your plans….no no,
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Red Headed Woodpeckers!
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mmyers
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Red-headed Woodpeckers are a pretty neat bird. They are a year-round bird for us but they are also uncommon so keep an
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This is a rare sighting for Loudoun in the winter, yet this bird has been staying at Sunnylane Farm in
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So with all this snow, I got to thinking about signs of the seasons (I also got thinking about the
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I received an email the other day from a woman asking about a resource that would match up local birds
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I watched an excellent NOVA program last night called The Lord of Ants. It’s about the life of E.O.Wilson, one
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February 2010 Dear Loudoun County Atlasers, Despite the cold temperatures, love is in the air for several of our raptor
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Feeding Birds Mealworms
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mmyers
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I first discovered mealworms when I discovered Bluebirds. It was 1999 and I had just moved to Loudoun. I remember
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