Banshee Reeks – A lot of nesting behavior
During Saturday morning’s bird walk at Banshee Reeks we observed nesting behavior on several occasions including a pair of Great...
8 Birders, 57 Bird species at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve in Leesburg
May 15, 2011
Eight birders came to Banshee Reeks yesterday for the monthly bird walk on a very damp, overcast day. The monthly...
Birding Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve – 50 Species seen!
Apr 10, 2011
Five birders came out yesterday for the normal second Saturday birdwalk at Banshee Reeks sponsored by Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and...
Good Birding at Banshee and the Dulles Greenway Wetlands Mitigation
Mar 13, 2011
Five of us visited the Dulles Greenway Wetlands Mitigation Project at 6:30 am on Saturday morning prior to the regular...
Birding Banshee – February Field Report
Feb 14, 2011
Gerco, one of the leaders for our monthly bird walk last Saturday, sent over a great write-up of all the...
January Birds at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve
Jan 9, 2011
Here’s the report from Joe on yesterday’s walk: Four of us showed up for the regular monthly bird walk at Banshee...
December Birding Banshee
Dec 11, 2010
Seven of us braved the cold on Saturday, December 11 for the regularly scheduled bird walk sponsored by the Loudoun Wildlife...
November Birding at Banshee Reeks
Nov 14, 2010
The 15 birders at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve found 44 species, with another 5 found on a pre-walk visit to...
October Birding at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve
Oct 9, 2010
The eighteen birders who came out on a beautiful day for the regular monthly bird walk at the Banshee Reeks...
Birding Banshee – Migration Underway!
Sep 12, 2010
The twelve people on yesterday’s morning walk at Banshee found 56 species. The highlights were the 10 warbler species along...
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