Volunteer Spotlight: Erin Brunner
Erin is an Amphibian Monitoring Program volunteer. She has been with the program since it restarted in 2021. She is...
First-of-season Spring Migrants Arriving at Blue Ridge Center
Golden-crowned Kinglet.Photo by Michael Sciortino The 14 people who showed up for the Blue Ridge Center bird walk on March...
Tuscarora Creek Receives Lower Health Score than Last Year
Certified monitor Emily Maltman helps Zach Vultaggio and Liam Russell prepare a net for sampling.Photo by Callie McCormick On Saturday...
Alphabet Sampler Quilt Raffle: April 1-24
Alphabet Sampler quilt by Lynn Lothman Last year’s quilt raffle at the spring Native Plant Sale was a huge hit. ...
Volunteer with the Bluebird Nestbox Monitoring Program
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy sets up and monitors nestbox trails across Loudoun County. You can help out by monitoring one of...
What Happens After the Hatch?
After approximately 35-40 days, the eagle eggs go through a process of developing a pip (the first break in the...
New Stream Monitors Certified with Tuscarora Creek Survey
The cold and windy weather this past Sunday, March 20, didn’t deter our Stream Team from conducting a benthic macroinvertebrate...
Program Provides Pro Tips on Nature Photography
Thirty-three people joined us at the Izaak Walton League Chapter House in Leesburg on March 19 to experience Virginia’s wildlife...
Eastern Meadowlark Entertains Birders at Bles Park
Eastern MeadowlarkPhoto by Michael Sciortino Led by Bryan Henson, eight birders joined Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s March bird walk at Bles...
Thermoregulation in Eagles
Eagles, like all mammals, are warm blooded. They maintain an internal temperature of approximately 104 to 106 degrees Fahrenheit. When...