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It’s cold, quiet, a few birds are singing but the woods and fields are pretty silent. Colors of spring and
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November 2009 Hi Loudoun County Atlasers! I hope you are enjoying the beautiful fall foliage and autumn skies. What a
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Here’s an exciting update on our Monarch Butterflies from Journey South, a great organization that uses citizen science to track migrations of
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Flying squirrels are all around but are often out and about after we’ve already headed indoors for the evening. With
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Project Feederwatch – a Great Introduction to Birding
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Surveys and Counts, Youth & Family
By Nicole Hamilton When I first moved to Loudoun, over a decade ago, I set up my first bird feeder
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On October 10th, 23 people found 41 species of birds during the monthly bird walk at Banshee Reeks. The highlights of
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October is the time to think about what you want your bird and butterfly friendly landscape to look like in
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The following is from Spring Ligi, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Bird Atlas Coordinator: 34 atlasers have spent 939 hours in
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October 2009 Hi Loudoun County Atlasers, Congratulations on getting through our first breeding season! We’ve made great progress and documented
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We see them in our yards throughout Loudoun, running through woods, poking their heads out from special hiding places, diving
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