Vol. 12 Issue 4, Winter 2007 By Joe Coleman Most birds migrate on a regular basis and more or less
Tenth Annual Central Loudoun Christmas Bird Count, December 27, 2006 When Stan Shetler sent in his report for Sector 9 he
Antlers
Vol. 11 Issue 3, Fall 2006 By Ginger Walker Though White-tailed Deer are some of the most abundant mammals in Loudoun
Owls of Loudoun
Vol. 11 Issue 3, Fall 2006 By Nicole Hamilton Owls ― they are rarely seen and seldom heard; yet they inhabit
Virginia Opossum
Vol. 11 Issue 3, Fall 2006 By Rachelle Hill What species has grayish fur, a pink nose, a rat-like tail, small
Milkweed Beetle
Vol. 11 Issue 3, Fall 2006 By Rachelle Hill The Milkweed Beetle (Tetraopes tetrophthalmus) is also known as the Eastern Milkweed
Joe-Pye Weed
Vol. 11 Issue 3, Fall 2006 By Karen Strick Summer eases into fall by showing off the lavender-blue flowers of the
On August 5, the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy held its Tenth Annual Butterfly Count. The count is modeled after the Christmas
Common Housefly
Vol. 11 Issue 2, Summer 2006 By Rachelle Hill The common housefly often makes most of us run for our
Striped Skunk
Vol. 11 Issue 2, Summer 2006 By Leslie McCasker The striped skunk (Mephistis mephistis) is about the size of a house
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