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One of the things I love to do when I go for a nature walk is to look for the
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Here are our January News and Tips from our Bird Atlas Coordinator, Spring Ligi: As we head into 2010, I can’t help but
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Warblers in Winter?
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mmyers
The Archives
Winter doesn’t seem like a time when you’d encounter warblers. We often think of warblers during the great spring and
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In this episode we have a reading from The Virginia Naturalist entitled: “Finches Flocking to Local Feeders” – a timely subject in the heart of winter with the songs of birds like the White-throated Sparrow singing out it’s beautiful melodies.
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January 2010 Hi Loudoun County Atlasers, As we head into 2010, I can’t help but wonder what interesting sightings the
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Vol. 15 Issue 4, Winter 2010 By Jim McWalters Well, old man winter is upon us, but this doesn’t mean
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Citizens Science: Collecting Data, Making a Difference
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Steve Allen
Community Science, Habitat Herald
Vol. 15 Issue 4, Winter 2010 By Joe Coleman The Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s many volunteers, through our different citizen-science projects,
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Let’s Count Birds!
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mmyers
Surveys and Counts
The 13th Annual Central Loudoun Christmas Bird Count is coming up! Sunday, December 27. Everyone is welcome, both beginners and
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Birding Loudoun Hot Spots
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mmyers
Field Trips
I’m posting this really really late (I was away on vacation at the time of this excellent December bird walk)
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December 2009 Hi Loudoun County Atlasers! December’s barren woods and fields provide a wonderful opportunity to add interesting sightings to
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