International Migratory Bird Day at Morven Park – 52 species!
Nine people came out for a bird walk at Morven Park on May 6th. This, one of the Loudoun Wildlife...
Great April Birding at Banshee Reeks
Apr 13, 2013
Seventeen people enjoyed the regular 2nd Sat. of the month bird walk sponsored by the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy & the...
Discovering Willowsford – March 24, The Grant
Mar 30, 2013
Discovering Willowsford – March 24, The Grant Field trip report by Donna Quinn It was cold! And the forecast called...
Birding Banshee and the Dulles Greenway Wetland Mitigation Project – March Report
Mar 13, 2013
The highlight of the regular monthly bird walk at Banshee Reeks was two flocks (one of 60 birds, the other...
Hola from Mexico!
Feb 25, 2013
We arrived in Mexico on Saturday and after going through immigration and customs, Mario, our guide greeted us at the...
Birding Banshee Reeks – February 2013
Feb 12, 2013
In spite of high winds which made for a pretty uncomfortable walk, the seven people who showed up for the...
Discovering the Wild in Winter – What did we Find?
Feb 4, 2013
Despite temperatures in the mid-twenties, 18 hardy souls enjoyed our walk at the Blue Ridge Center for Environmental Stewardship on...
Birding the Blue Ridge Center – January Field Trip Report
Jan 28, 2013
While it was a chilly morning & there wasn’t a lot of diversity, bird-wise (26 species) or people-wise, the four...
Birding the Blue Ridge Center – January 2013 Field Trip Report
Jan 28, 2013
While it was a chilly morning & there wasn’t a lot of diversity, bird-wise (26 species) or people-wise, the four...
Birds of Prey – Field Trip Report
Jan 25, 2013
January 20th was the annual Birds of Prey search with the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy. This year we had 28 people...
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