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Warblers, Flycatchers and more at Banshee Reeks

May 14, 2018

A total of 14 birders led by Jane Yocom and Dori Rhodes spent a few lovely hours walking through Banshee Reeks...

Blue Ridge Birdwalk Shows Migration Has Begun

Apr 30, 2018

On Saturday (the 28th) 24 people gathered for Loudoun Wildlife’s regular (every 4th Saturday) monthly bird walk at the Blue...

Planting Wildlife-friendly Habitat at Sleeter Lake Park

Apr 23, 2018

Sunday's planting event at the future Sleeter Lake Park in Round Hill was an incredible success! Sixty people, a mix...

First of Season Birds and More at Banshee Reeks

Apr 15, 2018

On a warm and clear-sky Saturday April 14 where the forest was blanketed by Spring Beauties, a dozen folks participated in...

Life in Shallow Vernal Pools

Mar 19, 2018

Fox Sparrow, Hermit Thrush, Raven, Towhees at Banshee Reeks

Mar 12, 2018

photo by Karen Strick While the temperature was in the mid-20’s when the walk began, the eight participants had a...

A Quiet Morning at Banshee Reeks

Feb 11, 2018

By Bryan Henson Our group of 10 birders at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve found the birding to be a little...

Owls, Hawks, Ross’s and Cackling Goose and More

Jan 31, 2018

During the afternoon of Sunday, January 28, 24 people in three groups searched the back roads of Loudoun County for...

Hummingbird Feeding Tips

May 13, 2009

By Nicole Sudduth Our Ruby-throated hummingbirds are here and they're so much fun to watch throughout the spring and summer!...

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