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This past Saturday, eleven people participated in the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s free monthly bird walk at the Blue Ridge Center
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Foxes are great backyard wildlife that play an excellent role in our ecosystem. They live in urban, suburban as well as wooded habitats so its quite likely that there are foxes around you. Sneaky, huh.
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Sixteen people showed up for our Saturday (1/10) morning bird walk at the Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve. The highlights of
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Here’s a nice remembrance for Aldo Leopold. This was posted on the VA Bird list by Harry Glasgow from The
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Well you won’t see deer showing up at the Loudoun lost and found in search of their antlers but they are
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Highlights from the Calmes Neck Christmas Bird Count
Posted by
mmyers
Field Trips, Surveys and Counts
Last weekend, January 4th, was the Calmes Neck Christmas Bird Count, which includes some wild nature spots in western Loudoun. Joe Coleman was one of
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The results from our Central Loudoun Christmas Bird Count, conducted last Sunday, are still being tallied but here’s a preliminary
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When the leaves are gone and brown and a chill is in the air like today, Cardinals certainly do brighten
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Golden Eagles
Posted by
Steve Allen
Birds, Habitat Herald
Vol. 14 Issue 4, Winter 2009 By Liam McGranaghan In recent years there has been a marked increase in the
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Vol. 14 Issue 4,Winter 2009 By Mary Lopresti The six-spotted tiger beetle (Cicindela sexguttata) is one of over 100 species
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