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Seventeen enthusiastic birders led by Bryan Henson, Allison Gallo, John Denice and Patrick Lewis spent a couple hours exploring Algonkian
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Loudoun County has changed a lot since the current 1993 Zoning Ordinance was approved and revised. The completion of the
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Occasionally there is a need for a work day focusing on special projects at JK Black Oak with a limited
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The very hot and humid weather on July 13 did not dampen the spirits of the birds nor the birders
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Who doesn’t love fireflies? This interactive and engaging family-friendly presentation was given by Ariel Firebaugh (aka Dr. Firefly), Director of
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The first butterfly walk of the season (on June 29) was off to a shaky start with overcast skies and
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The topic for the July workshop brought some dismay, but as always, the 11 participants gave eloquent responses. The topic
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The “Wild About Loudoun!” art exhibit is now up at the Purcellville Library until August 30, 2024. The exhibit includes
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Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy Eagle Cam volunteers educate youth and adults while meeting the challenges of managing the livestream cameras that
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Megan McCarty talked about butterflies at Rust Library on June 20 during a program co-sponsored by Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and