Woodpeckers, Kestrel and a Hermit Thrush Star at Banshee Reeks
Hermit ThrushPhoto by Peter Kaestner Nineteen people participated in Loudoun Wildlife’s regular monthly (every 2nd Saturday) walk at the Banshee...
Sparrows Galore at the Blue Ridge Center
Oct 30, 2017
Sharp-shinned Hawk. Photo by Michael Sciortino. The highlights of the walk on Saturday, October 28, at the Blue Ridge Center...
A Cool Morning at Banshee Reeks
Oct 17, 2017
There was a nice turn out of 15 people on a cool Saturday morning at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve October 14...
A September Morning Birding the Blue Ridge
Sep 25, 2017
Ten people showed up on a beautiful and crisp (54 degrees when we started) fall morning for the regular (every...
Banshee Reeks Bird Walk
Sep 25, 2017
Yellow-billed Cuckoo. Photo by Michael Sciortino. Ten of us showed up on a beautiful morning for the regular (every 2nd...
Birds, Butterflies and Wildflowers at the Blue Ridge Center
Sep 4, 2017
By Joe Coleman Twenty-five people gathered Sunday morning, September 3, for the “Birds, Butterflies and Wildflowers” walk at the Blue...
A Late Summer Bird Walk at the Blue Ridge Center
Aug 28, 2017
Scarlet Tanager Nine people showed up on a beautiful late summer morning for the regular (every 4th Saturday) bird walk...
Banshee Birding in the Fog
Aug 14, 2017
Despite the heavy early morning fog, two hearty souls joined us for our monthly bird walk at Banshee Reeks on...
A Summer Bird Walk at the Blue Ridge Center
Jul 24, 2017
Ten people showed up on Saturday morning for the regular (every 4th Saturday) bird walk by the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy...
Early Birds at Banshee Reeks
Jul 10, 2017
Ten of us had a nice bird walk at the Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve Saturday morning with several very active...
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