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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
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mmyers
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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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Eleni just started on her first full week with us and we’re happy to have her on board for the summer. In this podcast you’ll get to hear in her own words a bit about why she wanted to take on this internship with Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and what she looks forward to doing over the course of the summer.
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Birds at the Blue Ridge Center
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mmyers
Field Trips
Twenty-six people participated in the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s free monthly bird walk at the Blue Ridge Center for Environmental Stewardship
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Today we take for granted that binoculars are a tool of choice when we go out into the field to
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We had our 15th annual meeting last Sunday and it was really a great event! Over 100 of our members
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Bird Atlas Tips May 2009
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Jill Miller
The Archives
May 2009 Greetings! Congratulations on completing the first month of the Loudoun County Bird Atlas! Since many of you (including
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From the late 1880s through 1970, 3,000 citizen scientist birders were out and about gathering data on migrating bird spring
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