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July 2009 Hi Loudoun County Atlasers! With another month of atlasing under our belts, the project is really starting to
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More on Chipmunks
Posted by
Steve Allen
Habitat Herald
Vol. 14 Issue 2, Summer 2009 By Joe Midolo In the early spring, the little critters that weathered the winter
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Bee Acquainted
Posted by
Steve Allen
Habitat Herald
Vol. 14 Issue 2, Summer 2009 By Emily Bzdyk It is summertime in Loudoun County, and there are many kinds
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Many of you probably heard that Craig Tufts passed away on June 21st. Craig was Chief Naturalist at the National
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On Saturday, June 27, we had our monthly bird walk at the Blue Ridge Center for Environmental Stewardship. Sponsored by
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When going out butterfly watching, the key is to have binoculars that can give you good close focus. Often when
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Oh those Gray Tree Frogs!
Posted by
mmyers
Wildlife News
So I got home kind of late the other night (around 9pm) and as I turned into our street, I
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The binocular makers have been working with this for ages so if you wear glasses but also want to use
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Fantastic Flying Squirrels
Posted by
mmyers
Wildlife News
Dave Thomas, who lives in Lansdowne, just sent over some great photos of a flying squirrel that has taken up
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I’ve received a number of emails over the past few weeks asking about the state of our Loudoun bats. The
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