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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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Staghorn Sumac
Posted by
Steve Allen
Habitat Herald, Native Plants
Vol. 14 Issue 4,Winter 2009 By Andy Franklin Sumac refers to deciduous plants typically belonging to the genus Rhus and
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Create a Bird Journal
Posted by
mmyers
Youth & Family
Here’s something fun to do (for adults, kids, and everyone in between) ….. as you kick off a new year, create a
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Now here’s one incredible local Loudoun backyard birding adventure! All from the comfort of Betty and Bill’s home in Leesburg….not one,
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Eastern Screech Owls…they’re one of our smallest owls here in Loudoun yet also one of our most common. In this episode, we talk about their nesting, their habitat needs and setting up an owl house.
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Just received a great sighting report from Joe Coleman from Saturday, Dec 27: While scouting my Central Loudoun CBC sector
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Report compiled and submitted by Joe Coleman, who does a fantastic job organizing and leading this event each year for
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