LWC Bird Atlas – January Tips
Here are our January News and Tips from our Bird Atlas Coordinator, Spring Ligi: As we head into 2010, I can’t help but...
Warblers in Winter?
Winter doesn’t seem like a time when you’d encounter warblers. We often think of warblers during the great spring and...
LWC Podcast – Episode 16: A Reading from the Virginia Naturalist
In this episode we have a reading from The Virginia Naturalist entitled: “Finches Flocking to Local Feeders” – a timely subject in the heart of winter with the songs of birds like the White-throated Sparrow singing out it’s beautiful melodies.
Let’s Count Birds!
The 13th Annual Central Loudoun Christmas Bird Count is coming up! Sunday, December 27. Everyone is welcome, both beginners and...
Birding Loudoun Hot Spots
I’m posting this really really late (I was away on vacation at the time of this excellent December bird walk)...
Puzzle Time! Plant Life in the Cold
It’s cold, quiet, a few birds are singing but the woods and fields are pretty silent. Colors of spring and...
Monarch Butterflies Streaming into Mexico!
Here’s an exciting update on our Monarch Butterflies from Journey South, a great organization that uses citizen science to track migrations of...
Puzzle Time! Flying Squirrels
Flying squirrels are all around but are often out and about after we’ve already headed indoors for the evening. With...
Project Feederwatch – a Great Introduction to Birding
By Nicole Hamilton When I first moved to Loudoun, over a decade ago, I set up my first bird feeder...
Birding Banshee – October 10th Report
On October 10th, 23 people found 41 species of birds during the monthly bird walk at Banshee Reeks. The highlights of...