• About Us
    • Mission & Vision
    • Board of Directors
    • Operations Team
    • Our Partners
    • Contributing Photographers
  • Events
  • Our Work
    • Education
      • Programs and Field Trips
      • Youth and Family Program
      • Peterson Young Naturalist Program
      • Habitat Herald
      • Eagle Cam at Dulles Wetlands
    • Citizen Science
      • Stream Monitoring
        • Benthic Macroinvertebrate Surveys
        • Clean Drinking Water for Lucketts
        • Salt Watch
      • Butterfly Count
      • Amphibian Monitoring
      • Bluebird Monitoring
      • Bird Counts
        • Christmas Bird Count
        • Celebrate Birds/Birdathon
        • Bird Atlas
    • Habitat Conservation
      • Habitat Restoration in the Community
      • Protecting Pollinators
      • Audubon at Home
      • Plant NoVA Natives
      • Native Plant Sales
      • Greening Your Neighborhood
    • Conservation Advocacy
      • Current Campaigns
      • On the Frontlines
    • JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary
      • Overview of JK Black Oak
      • Vernal Pools
      • Flora and Fauna
      • Support the Sanctuary
  • Store
  • Resources
  • Volunteer
    • Volunteer opportunities
    • Volunteer application
    • Waiver form
    • Volunteer hours
  • Contact
  • Stay Informed!
  • Donate
EnglishSpanish

Join/Donate

Stay Informed!
Loudoun Wildlife ConservancyLoudoun Wildlife Conservancy
  • About Us
    • Mission & Vision
    • Board of Directors
    • Operations Team
    • Our Partners
    • Contributing Photographers
  • Events
  • Our Work
    • Education
      • Programs and Field Trips
      • Youth and Family Program
      • Peterson Young Naturalist Program
      • Habitat Herald
      • Eagle Cam at Dulles Wetlands
    • Citizen Science
      • Stream Monitoring
        • Benthic Macroinvertebrate Surveys
        • Clean Drinking Water for Lucketts
        • Salt Watch
      • Butterfly Count
      • Amphibian Monitoring
      • Bluebird Monitoring
      • Bird Counts
        • Christmas Bird Count
        • Celebrate Birds/Birdathon
        • Bird Atlas
    • Habitat Conservation
      • Habitat Restoration in the Community
      • Protecting Pollinators
      • Audubon at Home
      • Plant NoVA Natives
      • Native Plant Sales
      • Greening Your Neighborhood
    • Conservation Advocacy
      • Current Campaigns
      • On the Frontlines
    • JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary
      • Overview of JK Black Oak
      • Vernal Pools
      • Flora and Fauna
      • Support the Sanctuary
  • Store
  • Resources
  • Volunteer
    • Volunteer opportunities
    • Volunteer application
    • Waiver form
    • Volunteer hours
  • Contact
  • Stay Informed!
  • Donate
Birding Banshee

Birding Banshee

Dec 30, 2022

Join us on this walk at the Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve, a diverse 695-acre treasure in the heart of Loudoun County. This...

Birding Banshee

Birding Banshee

Dec 3, 2022

Join us on this walk at the Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve, a diverse 695-acre natural area in the heart of Loudoun...

Birding Banshee

Birding Banshee

Jun 25, 2022

Vireos, Cardinals, Kinglets and more might be among the species you’ll see at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve, a 695-acre preserve that is...

Spring Birdwalk Sightings Tally 62 Species

May 13, 2019

The Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy sponsored one of its many free birds walks at the Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve in central Loudoun...

Eagles and More on a Cold Morning at Banshee Reeks

Feb 10, 2019

Yellow-bellied sapsuckerPhoto by Michael Sciortino Ten hardy birders showed up at the Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve Saturday morning for the...

A December Birdwalk at Banshee Reeks

Dec 10, 2018

While cold (about 20 degrees) when we began Saturday morning’s bird walk, it was a pleasant winter morning for birding...

Raptors and More at Banshee Reeks

Oct 17, 2018

Cooper’s HawksPhoto by Michael Sciortino New FOS species included Dark-eyed Junco and Winter Wren.  Relatively close views of Cooper’s Hawks chasing in...

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...

First of Season Birds and More at Banshee Reeks

Apr 15, 2018

Tree SwallowPhoto by Lisa McKew On a warm and clear-sky Saturday April 14 where the forest was blanketed by Spring Beauties,...

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...

  • 1
  • 2
  • …
  • 8
  • 9

Recent Posts

  • Birds Were in Short Supply During Blue Ridge Center Walk
  • Starling Murmuration Comes With a Falcon or Two on Raptor Field Trip
  • Advocacy 101: Writing Your Public Official
  • Volunteer Spotlight: Chris Henke
  • Virtual Walks and Programs
  • The Monitor Archive

Categories

  • Action Alerts/Advocacy (58)
  • Annual Meeting (10)
  • Audubon At Home (12)
  • Birdathon (38)
  • Birds (56)
  • Books & Publications (58)
  • Citizen Science (154)
    • Bluebird Monitoring (15)
    • Butterfly Count (10)
    • Christmas Bird Count (12)
    • Stream Monitoring (81)
  • Eagle Cam (18)
  • Field Trips (373)
  • Fundraising (18)
  • Habitat (133)
  • Habitat Herald (384)
  • Habitat Restoration (109)
  • Highlights (62)
  • JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary (41)
  • Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy (69)
  • Loudoun's Great Places (18)
  • Monarchs (53)
  • Native Plants (39)
  • Nature Quotes (164)
  • News & Events (201)
  • Species Checklists (6)
  • Surveys and Counts (151)
  • The Archives (144)
  • Uncategorized (86)
  • Volunteers (44)
  • Wildlife News (264)
  • Youth & Family (46)

Tag Cloud

Algonkian Regional Park amphibians Bald Eagle Banshee Reeks Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve bats Bird Atlas birding birds bird walk Bles Park Blue Ridge Center for Environmental Stewardship butterflies Celebrate Birds! christmas bird count dragonflies Dulles Greenway Wetlands Dulles Greenway Wetlands Mitigation frogs garden Gardening insects JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary Living with wildlife macroinvertebrates mammals migration monarch butterfly monarch campaign Native Plants nature journaling owls Plants salamanders streams toads trees turtles virginia wildlife virtual virtual event Volunteers wetlands wildflowers winter

Contact Us

We're currently offline. Send us an email and we'll get back to you, asap.

Send Message
  • About Us
  • Advocacy
  • Amphibian Monitoring
  • Annual Meeting
  • Audubon at Home
  • Celebrate Birds/Birdathon
  • Bird Counts
  • Bluebird Monitoring
  • Butterfly Count
  • Donate
  • Eagle Cam at Dulles Wetlands
  • Endowment
  • Habitat Herald Newsletters
  • Habitat Restoration
  • JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary
  • Join Loudoun Wildlife
  • Loudoun’s Great Places
  • News & Events
  • Our Partners
  • Programs & Field Trips
  • Species Checklists
  • Stream Monitoring
  • Wildlife News
  • Youth and Family Program

Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy

↑ Grab this RSS Feed Link

© 2023 Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy · PO Box 1892 Leesburg, VA 20177 · +1 (703) 777-2575 • Contact Us