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...
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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...
Ravens Galore at Banshee Reeks
Northern Mockingbird.Photo by Michael Sciortino Thirteen participants led by Jane Yocom, Mike Sciortino, and John and Kevin Denice showed up...
Finding Butterflies at Banshee Reeks
White M Hairstreak butterfly,Photo by Larry Meade In preparation for the Annual Butterfly Count, Anne Ellis and Larry Meade led...
Heat and Humidity Don’t Deter Birders at Banshee Reeks
Fowler’s Toad.Photo by Lisa Streckfuss Despite the heat and humidity, 21 people showed up for the monthly bird walk at...
Plenty of Migrants Seen on Banshee Reeks Bird Walk
Photo by Dori Rhodes With hopes of observing as many migrating birds as possible, 10 enthusiastic birders attended the monthly...
Spring Arrivals at Banshee Reeks
Field Sparrow.Photo by John Denice Thirty-three people gathered on a beautiful spring day on April 8 for the monthly bird...
A Blustery Day at Banshee Reeks, but the Birds Showed Up
Birders congregate on the porch of the Visitors Center.Photo by Michael Sciortino It was another cold and blustery Saturday morning...
Warblers and Raptors are Highlights of Banshee Reeks Walk
On a beautiful crisp fall morning 16 people, led by Joe Coleman and Mike Scott, showed up for the October...
Olive-sided Flycatcher is the Highlight of the Banshee Reeks Walk
Brown Thrasher.Photo by Michael Sciortino Twenty-three people gathered for bird watching at the Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve on September 10,...