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Thirty-three people joined us at the Izaak Walton League Chapter House in Leesburg on March 19 to experience Virginia’s wildlife
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Led by Bryan Henson, eight birders joined Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s March bird walk at Bles Park on a nice but
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Eagles, like all mammals, are warm blooded. They maintain an internal temperature of approximately 104 to 106 degrees Fahrenheit. When
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By Miriam Westervelt, PhD On a bright and chilly day in March, teachers from the Peterson Young Naturalist Program were
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It was an interesting March walk at Banshee Reeks on the 12th. Michael Sciortino and Mike Scott braved the ever-changing
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With so many web cams now available on eagle nests, it is often seen that either an entire clutch doesn’t
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Click on a site name to view monitoring data for that site: 1. Limestone Branch Tributary 1 2. Limestone Branch
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On March 6, Loudoun Wildlife and Loudoun Soil and Water Conservation District (LSWCD) joined forces to conduct the first benthic
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Under the leadership of Jane Yocom and Carol Sotili, a group of 12 nature enthusiasts who turned out for a
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American Woodcocks can be difficult to find because they spend their days in damp forests or thickets in overgrown fields