Project Feederwatch – a Great Introduction to Birding
By Nicole Hamilton When I first moved to Loudoun, over a decade ago, I set up my first bird feeder...
Loudoun Bird Atlas Update
Oct 2, 2009
The following is from Spring Ligi, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Bird Atlas Coordinator: 34 atlasers have spent 939 hours in...
A Very Swift Night Out
Sep 20, 2009
On Sept 13th, we had our Swift Night Out event and it was phenomenal! I was away on vacation so...
Where were all the butterflies?
Sep 2, 2009
Just came across this You Tube video by Pat Sutton, helping to answer this question of “Where were all the...
13th Annual Butterfly Count – Results are In!
Aug 23, 2009
“You’re going to count butterflies?” That’s the response many of us get when we tell the un-initiated how we’re going...
From the Bird Atlas: A Motley Crew of Bobolinks
Jul 30, 2009
Our Loudoun Bird Atlas has brought some great stories – here’s the latest from Joe Coleman in his sector: This...
Along the Bird Atlas Trail with Kurt
Jul 18, 2009
Kurt shared another great write-up from his Loudoun Bird Atlas explorations – check out this latest entry to see what...
Net Spinners, Water Pennies and More at the Phillips Farm
Jul 12, 2009
Six of us went out stream monitoring today at the Phillips Farm in Waterford where the south fork of Catoctin Creek...
A Day in the Life of A Loudoun Bird Atlaser
Jul 8, 2009
Kurt Gaskill, an excellent birder and one of our volunteers for Loudoun Bird Atlas, sent over a great write-up from...
A Few Tips on Watching Birds for Breeding Behavior
Jul 3, 2009
As part of our Bird Atlas project, Spring sent over this list of tips on how to confirm that birds are breeding. It’s...
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