Bat Monitoring Finds Eight or More Species at JK Black Oak
Bats are an important part of a healthy ecosystem, not to mention being fascinating animals. While our knowledge about bats...
Bats are an important part of a healthy ecosystem, not to mention being fascinating animals. While our knowledge about bats...
The elusive Eastern Spadefoot (Scaphiopus holbrookii), often referred to as a toad, is in fact a primitive fossorial frog. What...
Volume 27 Issue 2, Spring 2022 by Kim Strader, Volunteer Coordinator Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy is fortunate to have many volunteers...
Volume 27 Issue 2, Spring 2022 by Joe Coleman, Birding Coordinator Birds have fascinated people for millennia. Not only can...
Intermittent rain showers on the afternoon of May 1 could not dampen the enthusiasm of the nine volunteers who conducted...
Emerging ferns, Spring Beauties, and Trout Lily leaves dotting the forest floor along the banks of Sweet Run provided the...
A Spiny Crawler Mayfly found in the North Fork of the Catoctin.Photo by Amy Ulland Blustery and overcast conditions didn’t...
When you are walking near ponds and lakes, you may be fortunate enough to hear Green Frogs and American Bullfrogs....
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy is celebrating Amphibian Awareness Week from May 1 to May 7 to help increase the understanding of...
Northern Two-Lined Salamander found at JK Black Oak’s upstream site.Photo by Amy Ulland To protect the environmentally sensitive habitat and...
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