October 2009 Hi Loudoun County Atlasers, Congratulations on getting through our first breeding season! We’ve made great progress and documented
We see them in our yards throughout Loudoun, running through woods, poking their heads out from special hiding places, diving
Vol. 14 Issue 3, Fall 2009 By Leslie Sturges Adapted from Bat World News, Spring 2009 Very soon bats in
Northern Ringneck Snake
Vol. 14 Issue 3, Fall 2009 By Emily Cook Can a snake be considered “cute” or even beautiful? Some people
Eastern Yellowjacket
Vol. 14 Issue 3, Fall 2009 By Emily Bzdyk As fall approaches many of us find the weather to be
Virginia Creeper: Beautiful Vine, Abundant Food Source
Vol. 14 Issue 3, Fall 2009 By Mary LoPresti The Virginia Creeper, scientifically known as the Parthenocissus quinquefolia, is a
I’m very tardy in posting this but still wanted to send it out for those tracking our local and migrating
I’m a bit tardy in posting this field trip report that Mary Ann Good sent in (I was away on
On Sept 13th, we had our Swift Night Out event and it was phenomenal! I was away on vacation so
Collisions!
Most of us have probably had that awful experience of a bird crashing into one of our windows. You hear
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