This is a rare sighting for Loudoun in the winter, yet this bird has been staying at Sunnylane Farm in
So with all this snow, I got to thinking about signs of the seasons (I also got thinking about the
I received an email the other day from a woman asking about a resource that would match up local birds
I watched an excellent NOVA program last night called The Lord of Ants. It’s about the life of E.O.Wilson, one
February 2010 Dear Loudoun County Atlasers, Despite the cold temperatures, love is in the air for several of our raptor
Feeding Birds Mealworms
I first discovered mealworms when I discovered Bluebirds. It was 1999 and I had just moved to Loudoun. I remember
Encyclopedia of Life
I came across this website while reading one of my magazines, OnEarth, recently and it seems really interesting. The website
Calling all birders and bird enthusiasts! Have you ever seen a Rusty Blackbird? I haven’t, which is why there’s no
The Battle for Bats
I came across a very well done video on bats and the white nose syndrome. It talks about not only
On January 23rd, sixteen of us ventured out along the back roads of Loudoun in search of raptors! And we found quite
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