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People had been talking about it, there were a few posts to a listserv and then there came the article in
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I’m posting this late but still wanted to share with you the field trip report from last weekend. The photo
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Flying squirrels – yes they do exist! In this episode we talk about their habits and habitats as well as how to attract them to a tree where you can watch them and enjoy the show!
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Ducks at the Dulles Wetlands?
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Field Trips
Ten of us went out yesterday morning in search of ducks at the Dulles Wetlands. As it turned out (in
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Loudoun’s Threatened and Endangered Species
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Action Alerts/Advocacy, Books & Publications
Habitat loss is a primary driver for the decline in the diversity of species and in many cases, animals are
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Feeders Up!
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Youth & Family
With the chill of winter now with us, I’ve been making sure our feeders are up and full of tasty
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Stream Lovers: Sterling couple finds monitoring Loudoun’s water rewarding
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Surveys and Counts
Some couples like to play golf, see a movie or visit museums. Scott and Lee Meyer of Sterling would add
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In this episode we are joined by Spring Ligi and Joe Coleman to talk about the Loudoun Bird Atlas Project that we just launched.
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Excellent Free Guide to Managing Habitats
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Books & Publications, Habitat, Habitat Restoration
The American Bird Conservancy, the Piedmont Environmental Council, and the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries have made available
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From Saturday, Nov 22….Only four of us showed up for the BRCES walk this rather cold morning (it was 24
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