Butterfly Count Data and Reports
Loudoun County Butterfly Count Data 1997-2022. View here Butterfly Count Report 2022 Butterfly Count Report 2021 Butterfly Count Report 2020...
Lots of Cuckoos, Indigo Buntings and Acadian Flycatchers
Jul 29, 2019
Yellow-billed Cuckoo Photo by Michael Myers The eight participants in Saturday’s regular bird walk at the Blue Ridge Center for...
Butterfly Count Report 2018: Monarchs Everywhere!
Aug 23, 2018
By Anne Ellis Butterfly Count Coordinator Monarch butterflyPhoto by Michael Myers With some misgivings concerning the weather, eight teams of...
Butterfly Count 2017: Numbers Are Up!
Oct 1, 2017
Volume 22 Issue 3, Fall 2017 by Anne Ellis Silvery CheckerspotPhoto by Bryan Henson For a human, the cool, almost...
Butterfly Count 2016: Where Are All the Butterflies?
Aug 25, 2016
By Nicole Hamilton As we headed into the 20th year of our butterfly count on August 6th, many of us...
Butterfly Count 2015
Aug 31, 2015
by Nicole Hamilton Our 2015 Butterfly count was another wonderful adventure! The weather was perfect, being in the high 70s...
Butterfly Count 2013: A Little Soggy
Sep 12, 2013
Our annual butterfly count was held on Saturday, August 3. Although the forecast called for nice weather, a storm front...
Butterfly Count 2010 Report
Sep 7, 2010
Common Buckeye – 2010 was a banner year for them! On Saturday, August 7, over 60 volunteers gathered into eight...
Butterfly Count 2008 Report
Aug 28, 2008
American Snout, one of the highlights of this year’s count Our 12th Annual Butterfly Count was an amazing success! Going...
Butterfly Count 2007 Report
Sep 5, 2007
Orange Sulphur on ZinniasIda Lee Park, Leesburg The 2007 Butterfly Count was another success with 40 people participating, compared to...
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