Banshee Reeks and Dulles Wetlands Bird Walks Yield Unusual Sightings
This past Saturday, before the monthly Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy birdwalk at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve, 3 folks spent an hour+...
From the Bird Atlas: A Motley Crew of Bobolinks
Jul 30, 2009
Our Loudoun Bird Atlas has brought some great stories – here’s the latest from Joe Coleman in his sector: This...
July Birding at the Blue Ridge Center
Jul 26, 2009
Ten people, including a couple celebrating their 27th wedding anniversary, participated in the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s free monthly bird walk,...
Along the Bird Atlas Trail with Kurt
Jul 18, 2009
Kurt shared another great write-up from his Loudoun Bird Atlas explorations – check out this latest entry to see what...
Birds of Summer at Banshee Reeks and the Dulles Wetlands
Jul 12, 2009
Saturday morning’s walk at Banshee Reeks was attended by 13 birders, led by Joe Coleman and Mary Ann Good. Before...
A Day in the Life of A Loudoun Bird Atlaser
Jul 8, 2009
Kurt Gaskill, an excellent birder and one of our volunteers for Loudoun Bird Atlas, sent over a great write-up from...
A Few Tips on Watching Birds for Breeding Behavior
Jul 3, 2009
As part of our Bird Atlas project, Spring sent over this list of tips on how to confirm that birds are breeding. It’s...
Bird Atlas – Highlights from June
Jul 3, 2009
Spring Ligi, our Loudoun County Bird Atlas Coordinator, just sent over some great highlights from the data that rolled in...
Cerulean warblers and more at BRCES
Jun 28, 2009
On Saturday, June 27, we had our monthly bird walk at the Blue Ridge Center for Environmental Stewardship. Sponsored by...
Screech Owl Owlets!
Jun 14, 2009
Just received this great note from Joe Coleman about Screechies in his neighborhood. We wanted to share: Towards the end...
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