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Just received this great note from Joe Coleman about Screechies in his neighborhood. We wanted to share: Towards the end
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Approx. 15 birders joined Laura Weidner and Mary Ann Good for the monthly (2nd Sat.) bird walk at Banshee Reeks
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There’s nothing worse that having that amazing bird fly “right there” into view and you realize that you just can’t
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Five people showed up for our Wednesday morning bird walks at the Dulles Greenway Wetlands Mitigation Project (7 am) and
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By all accounts, the tree planting along the Town Branch stream on Saturday was a great success! Gem Bingol from
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Bird Atlas Tips June 2009
Posted by
Jill Miller
The Archives
June 2009 Hi Loudoun County Atlasers! As summer quickly approaches, many species are entering their safe dates, which means even
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The tree planting along Leesburg’s Town Branch stream on Saturday, June 6 was a great success. Gem Bingol from Piedmont
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You know the numbers….the 8×42, 10×32, that are printed on the binoculars….so what do they mean? Well, here we are
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Majestic fliers with a wingspan of six feet! We see Great Blue Herons in a variety of places around Loudoun
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Binocular FAQs – Lens Coating
Posted by
mmyers
Uncategorized
So you’re looking at different types of binoculars and run up against yet another factor to consider….lens coating. Lens coating
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