This is an excerpt from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden Book series, “Bird Gardens.” I came across it through the National
I stopped by the viewing spot along Loudoun County Parkway last weekend to check on the Great Blue Herons. This
Swamp Walk – Yep, It was Wet!
This past Sunday we had our first amphibian foray of the year and headed over to Algonkian Park to explore
Mona Miller, the “Butterfly Lady”, just sent over her secret recipe for attracting butterflies and it’s the perfect time to
I LOVE this time of year! Our amphibians are waking up, tree sap starts to run, groundhogs start to stir,
Eagle Trapping!
There’s a really neat Bald Eagle project going on right now in Fauquier and Loudoun Counties and it’s just too
March 2010 Hi Loudoun County Atlasers, As the first year of the atlas draws to a close, I want to
So, when I thought about doing this monthly series on Monarch Butterflies and “where are they now”, I thought it’d
No, I’m not talking about the pulls you get in sweaters or problems that crop up in your plans….no no,
Red Headed Woodpeckers!
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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