Equestrian Use at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve
Loudoun County is to begin evaluations to potentially allow equestrian uses on the trails at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve. At...
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Spring Migrants Were Out in Force at Banshee Reeks
Yellow-breasted Chat.Photo by Pat Whittle What a great day it was for birding at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve on May...
Early Orchard Oriole Makes an Appearance at Banshee Reeks
Two-year-old Bald Eagle.Photo by John Denice Despite winds that occasionally exceeded 40 mph and unseasonably cool temperatures, 20 people showed...
Cancelled: Young Birders Walk at Banshee Reeks
Join our Young Birding Program at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve, a diverse 695-acre natural area in the heart of Loudoun....
Raptors and Rain at Banshee Reeks
Fifteen birders, including John Denice, Jane Yocum and Michael Sciortino as the leaders, came out for the monthly bird walk...
Muddy Trails and 40 Species of Birds at Banshee Reeks
Photo by Michael Sciortino Continuing a recent trend, a relatively large group of birders (32 people including the leaders) came...
Ring-billed Gulls Seen in Large Numbers at Banshee Reeks
Twenty-five birders, including John Denice, Jane Yocum, Dave Manning and Michael Sciortino as the day’s leaders, came out for the...
Immature Bald Eagle Is Seen Having a Meal at Banshee Reeks
Immature Bald Eagle with food.Photo by Michael Sciortino Fifteen birders gathered at the Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve for the regular...
Banshee Reeks Walk Featured Melting Ice and Hermit Thrushes
Photo by Lisa Streckfess Fifteen birders joined Joe Coleman, John Denice, Carol Sotilli, Jane Yocum and Michael Sciortino for a...
Birding in the Rain at Banshee Reeks
Loudoun Wildlife hosted the October 2023 Banshee Reeks bird walk on a rainy fall morning. Five birders joined Michael Sciortino...