Eagles and More on a Cold Morning at Banshee Reeks
Yellow-bellied sapsuckerPhoto by Michael Sciortino Ten hardy birders showed up at the Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve Saturday morning for the...
Birds of Prey Outing A Success
Jan 29, 2019
Photo by Bryan Henson The morning of Saturday, January 26, Liam McGranaghan introduced 25 enthusiastic people to the many birds...
Blue Ridge Birders See Early Hawk Action
Jan 28, 2019
Photo by Linda Sieh Four people participated in Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s monthly bird walk January 26 at the Blue Ridge...
A December Birdwalk at Banshee Reeks
Dec 10, 2018
While cold (about 20 degrees) when we began Saturday morning’s bird walk, it was a pleasant winter morning for birding...
Birding in Sunshine and Fog
Dec 4, 2018
Marsh WrenPhoto by Laura McGranahan Thirteen people came out for an all-day field trip this past Sunday in Clarke County...
Windy Day at Banshee Reeks
Nov 12, 2018
The five people on the regular monthly (every 2nd Saturday) bird walk at the Banshee Reeks only found 23 species, probably...
Rainy Day Birding at BRCES and Around Loudoun
Oct 27, 2018
On a cold and rainy morning, 4 of us (a big thank you to our dedicated walk leaders!) ventured about...
Raptors and More at Banshee Reeks
Oct 17, 2018
Cooper’s HawksPhoto by Michael Sciortino New FOS species included Dark-eyed Junco and Winter Wren. Relatively close views of Cooper’s Hawks chasing in...
Skies Clear for a Blue Ridge Birdwalk
Sep 23, 2018
Photo by Allison Gallo Twelve birders met for the regular 4th Saturday of the month Blue Ridge Center for Environmental...
Warblers on a September morning
Sep 17, 2018
Black-and-white warblerPhoto by Bryan Henson On a lovely mid-September morning, 14 birders and nature lovers enjoyed a walk at Algonkian...
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