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Warblers Are Out in Force on Banshee Reeks Walk

Warblers Are Out in Force on Banshee Reeks Walk

May 12, 2021

Bird walk participants had a great morning of birding at Banshee Reeks on a cold and rainy World Migratory Bird...

Blooms Outshine Birds on Banshee Reeks Walk

Blooms Outshine Birds on Banshee Reeks Walk

Apr 14, 2021

Virginia Bluebells (Mertensia virginica).Photo by Michael Sciortino The 12 people participating in the bird walk at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve...

Under the Watchful Eyes of Black Vultures at Banshee Reeks

Under the Watchful Eyes of Black Vultures at Banshee Reeks

Mar 15, 2021

March 13 was a spectacular day for a bird walk at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve.  With four leaders, the 17...

Raptors Rule the Skies During Banshee Bird Walk

Raptors Rule the Skies During Banshee Bird Walk

Jan 11, 2021

Led by Michael Sciortino and Joe Coleman, eight people showed up at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve for Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s...

Tundra Swans are Sighted During Banshee Bird Walk

Tundra Swans are Sighted During Banshee Bird Walk

Nov 16, 2020

November 14 was the perfect day for watching birds at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve in central Loudoun County.  The beautiful,...

Return to Birding at Banshee

Return to Birding at Banshee

Sep 14, 2020

Baby snapping turtle Fourteen people showed up for Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s regular bird walk at the Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve...

Banshee Walk is Popular with Participants

Banshee Walk is Popular with Participants

Mar 15, 2020

Our regular monthly walk at the Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve was held as scheduled on Saturday, March 14.  Nineteen  people...

No Owls, but Plenty of Other Birds at Banshee

No Owls, but Plenty of Other Birds at Banshee

Feb 10, 2020

Sixteen birders joined Michael Sciortino and Carol Sotilli for the February walk at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve. We were excited...

Common Merganser Flyover Starts off Walk at Banshee

Jan 12, 2020

Photo by Nicole Hamilton While we did not see a wide diversity of birds species during the January 11 bird...

Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers and Eagles Seen at Banshee Reeks

Nov 11, 2019

Nine people showed up for the bird walk on November 9 led by Joe Coleman and Jane Yocom at the...

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