Scientists Track Shorebirds into Hurricane Irene
This isn’t Loudoun-specific but I wanted to share it because many of you have probably noticed that migration is underway....
Birding the Blue Ridge Center
Aug 27, 2011
Joe led our bird walk this morning at the Blue Ridge Center. Here is his report: Nine of us showed...
Birding Banshee – the July walk
Jul 10, 2011
On July 9th, 18 or so birders at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve enjoyed a warm but pleasant morning and were...
Nesting Hooded Mergansers – a record for Loudoun
Jun 19, 2011
On Sunday, June 12, Nicole Hamilton, while monitoring the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy Bluebird Trail at the privately owned Dulles Greenway...
Pileated Woodpeckers nesting
Jun 19, 2011
Dave Williams has a family of Pileated Woodpeckers nesting in his neighborhood. He caught a few great moments showing the parents...
Banshee Reeks – A lot of nesting behavior
Jun 12, 2011
During Saturday morning’s bird walk at Banshee Reeks we observed nesting behavior on several occasions including a pair of Great...
Great Birding at the Blue Ridge Center for Environmental Stewardship
May 29, 2011
When 35 people showed up the regular Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy monthly bird walk at the Blue Ridge Center for Environmental...
Birding Report from the Ligi Nestlings
May 19, 2011
Spring Ligi provided this great report of the birdathon that she and her kids did on behalf of Loudoun Wildlife...
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...
8 Birders, 56 Species of Birds at Beagle Institute in Aldie
May 14, 2011
This past Friday morning, six birders joined Emily Southgate and Linda Millington for a birdwalk in Aldie, Virginia at the...
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