First-of-season Birds and Blooming Wildflowers on Walk at Blue Ridge Center
Celebrate Birds 2023, involving 10 bird walks, a Big Sit, and Loudoun Wildlife’s annual Birdathon, began April 22 with the...
Native Plant Sale Ends Early for the First Time in Its History
Lining up to buy native plants.Photo by SA Ferguson There were two big questions for Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Spring Native...
Nature’s Gifts Quilt Raffle: March 17 to June 4
Lynn Lothman poured a lot of love into the quilt she donated to Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy to raffle in conjunction...
Nutrient Pollution in Tuscarora Creek Likely Due to Lawn Fertilizer
Tuscarora Creek upstream of the W&OD Trail crossing.Photo by Chris Henke Did you know that lawn fertilizers can impact the...
Create a Wildlife Sanctuary in Your Yard: Audubon at Home
Did you know that Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy, in collaboration with Audubon of Northern Virginia, has a cadre of volunteers who...
Beautiful Wildflowers and an Expert Guide on Ball’s Bluff Walk
Shooting Star.Photo by Kelly Nguyen Shooting Stars, Virginia Bluebells, Rue Anemone and more native wildflowers were admired on the April...
Spring Arrivals at Banshee Reeks
Field Sparrow.Photo by John Denice Thirty-three people gathered on a beautiful spring day on April 8 for the monthly bird...
Bald Eagle Diet and Digestive System
Bald Eagles primarily eat fish, and you will often find their nests near a good water-based food source. They are...
Weather is Finally Conducive to Finding Amphibians
Spring Peeper.Photo by Jenny Erickson After a dry start to the amphibian season, the week prior to our walk gave...
Volunteer Spotlight: Al Erickson
Al has been volunteering with Loudoun Wildlife since 2019. He started by assisting his wife, Jenny Erickson, with the Amphibian...