Courtesy of Plant NOVA Natives When fireflies start their early summer dance, will they pick your yard for their display?
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Pollinator Festival has Good Weather for People, But Not Butterflies
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Sheila Ferguson
News & Events
June 17 was a beautiful day to be outdoors for the Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve’s Pollinator Festival — balmy at
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Eighteen birders gathered on a beautiful Father’s Day at Bles Park. Our local mimics (Northern Mockingbird, Gray Catbird and Brown
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Plenty of Birds and a Beetle on the Banshee Walk
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Sheila Ferguson
Field Trips, Uncategorized, Wildlife News
Photo by Michael Sciortino On June 10 Loudoun Wildlife hosted the monthly Banshee Reeks bird walk on a clear and
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One June 10 and 11, 20 dragonfly enthusiasts visited Morven Park and then Bles Park in search of dragonflies and
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Flying Kites’ Second Birdathon Yields 97 Species
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Sheila Ferguson
Birdathon, Wildlife News, Youth & Family
In their second Birdathon, the Flying Kites (Eric, Kiersten, Abby, Rua, Sadie and Henry Anderson) once again pulled out their
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Check out what's happening with the 2023 Birdathon teams and other Celebrate Birds events. And don't forget to donate to
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Fully-palmated Birders Record 11 Locations, 17 Miles and 126 Species
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Sheila Ferguson
Birdathon, Uncategorized, Wildlife News
The Fully-palmated Birders (FPB for short) reconvened for the 2023 edition of the Loudoun Wildlife Conservatory’s Birdathon on Saturday and
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Popular Bird Walk Takes Place on Sweet Run State Park’s First Day
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Sheila Ferguson
Field Trips, Wildlife News
Twenty-five people gathered on May 27, a beautiful sunny day with little wind and temperatures in the 60s for the
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First Birdathon for Double Stuft Orioles is Fun for Young Birders
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Sheila Ferguson
Birdathon, Youth & Family
The Double Stuft Orioles participated in their first Birdathon during the opening weekend, April 21-22. The team is a Daisy
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