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Weather Was Uncooperative for Butterflies at Sweet Run

Weather Was Uncooperative for Butterflies at Sweet Run

Jul 8, 2024

Eastern Tiger Swallowtail.Photo by Brian Magurn The first butterfly walk of the season (on June 29) was off to a...

Despite the Heat, 49 Species of Birds Seen at Sweet Run

Despite the Heat, 49 Species of Birds Seen at Sweet Run

Jun 26, 2024

Eastern Wood-Pewee.Photo by John Denice June 22 was a pretty good day for birds at Sweet Run State Park, especially...

Mimics Put on a Show at Bles Park

Mimics Put on a Show at Bles Park

Jun 18, 2024

A dozen birders visited Bles Park on the morning of June 16 during the heart of bird breeding season.  The...

Seventeen Species of Dragonflies and Damselflies at Bles Park

Seventeen Species of Dragonflies and Damselflies at Bles Park

Jun 18, 2024

Male Eastern Pondhawk.Photo by Larry Meade The dragonfly walk on June 16 was held at Bles Park and delighted several...

Cedar Waxwings Feeding Young, Flycatchers and Orchard Orioles at Banshee Reeks

Cedar Waxwings Feeding Young, Flycatchers and Orchard Orioles at Banshee Reeks

Jun 11, 2024

June 8 was a beautiful morning with great light and good temperatures for a bird walk at Banshee Reeks Nature...

Birds, Butterflies and Other Wildlife Seen During Walk at Sweet Run

Birds, Butterflies and Other Wildlife Seen During Walk at Sweet Run

May 28, 2024

Ten people (including leaders Joe Coleman, John Denice, Mary Ann Good and Michael Sciortino) showed up for the first walk...

Six Species of Warblers and a Snapping Turtle at Bles Park

Six Species of Warblers and a Snapping Turtle at Bles Park

May 21, 2024

Cedar Waxwing pair.Photo by Bryan Henson On an overcast and muddy day on May 19, 18 birders visited Bles Park...

Spring Migrants Were Out in Force at Banshee Reeks

Spring Migrants Were Out in Force at Banshee Reeks

May 13, 2024

Yellow-breasted Chat.Photo by Pat Whittle What a great day it was for birding at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve on May...

Trumpeter Swans Surprise Birders at Dulles Greenway Wetlands

Trumpeter Swans Surprise Birders at Dulles Greenway Wetlands

May 13, 2024

Trumpeter Swans.Photo by Al Lewis Ten birders joined leaders Mary Ann Good and Jane Yocom for an early evening bird...

A Disappointing Bird Walk at JK Black Oak

A Disappointing Bird Walk at JK Black Oak

May 10, 2024

Field Sparrow.Photo by Leena McCluney Under gray skies and the continuous threat of rain 10 birders looked for, but mostly...

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