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Nine birders come out to the Bles Park walk on September 27, our first walk there since the park reopened.
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A small but engaged group participated in a nature walk at Claude Moore Park on September 19, which was led
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Birds of prey (including a Peregrine Falcon, at least six Bald Eagles and a Northern Harrier ) were the highlights
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This summer Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy jumped into the Leesburg Independence Day Parade with our Hoppy 4th of July float—a joyful
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Twenty birders visited Algonkian Park for the monthly bird walk on an overcast, but comfortable, last day of summer seeking
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We gathered for our monthly workshop on September 4 — a day with perfect weather for enjoying nature. Our topic
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Twelve people attended the monthly Banshee Reeks walk on September 13 along with four leaders. It was a nice day
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Artists Ellen Tanner and Lynn Tolson have created and donated a beautiful quilt featuring a vibrant Northern Cardinal to be
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Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s 29th annual butterfly count was held on August 2. It was a day as fine and perfect
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For the past six years, Kim Strader has been the heart of Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s volunteer program. As our Volunteer