Annual Count Shows Butterflies Are Doing Fine
By Anne Ellis Butterfly Count Coordinator Red-banded HairstreakPhoto by Gerco Hoogeweg The Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s 24th annual butterfly count was...
Annual Butterfly Count Soars to Record Tally
Volume 24 Issue 4, Fall 2019 by Anne Ellis Intrepid and stalwart butterfly experts, citizen scientists, and nature-lovers of all...
Celebrating Birds With an Astounding 150 Species
Volume 24 Issue 3, Summer 2019 by Bryan Henson and Joe Coleman Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy celebrated bird migration this year...
Butterfly Count 2017: Numbers Are Up!
Volume 22 Issue 3, Fall 2017 by Anne Ellis Silvery CheckerspotPhoto by Bryan Henson For a human, the cool, almost...
Amphibian Monitoring: Migration Mapping
What do volunteers for Migration Mapping do? There are two types of volunteers for the Migration Mapping: Volunteer A: Participates...
Amphibian Monitoring: Site Survey
What do Site Survey volunteers do? Monitors visit a single site (their home property or a public property) and apply...
Amphibian Monitoring: Frog Call Survey
What do Frog Call Survey volunteers do? Monitors drive along a 5-mile route, stopping at monitoring points approx. every ½...
2016 Central Loudoun Christmas Bird Count
Thank you for helping make the 2016 Central Loudoun Christmas Bird Count a great success! Without your help we wouldn’t...
Butterfly Count Summary Data
Loudoun County Butterfly Count Data 1997 through 2016 Click on the spreadsheet image below to see the year by year data:...
Butterfly Count 2016: Where Are All the Butterflies?
By Nicole Hamilton As we headed into the 20th year of our butterfly count on August 6th, many of us...