Birds, Birds, and More: The Many Successes of Our Latest Birdathon Fundraiser
Volume 28 Issue 3, Summer 2023 by Joe Coleman, Birding Coordinator Participants in this year’s 13 Birdathon teams, 10 Celebrate...
Flying Kites’ Second Birdathon Yields 97 Species
Abby and Rua with their checklists.Photo by Eric Anderson In their second Birdathon, the Flying Kites (Eric, Kiersten, Abby, Rua,...
2023 Birdathon Team Summaries
Check out what’s happening with the 2023 Birdathon teams and other Celebrate Birds events. And don’t forget to donate to...
Fully-palmated Birders Record 11 Locations, 17 Miles and 126 Species
Photo by Michael Sciortino The Fully-palmated Birders (FPB for short) reconvened for the 2023 edition of the Loudoun Wildlife Conservatory’s...
First Birdathon for Double Stuft Orioles is Fun for Young Birders
Photo by Heather Dionne The Double Stuft Orioles participated in their first Birdathon during the opening weekend, April 21-22. The...
Class Inspired by the Birdathon to Become The Bronchial Bluejays
Inspired by the Birdathon, ecology students at Loudoun School for Advanced Studies spent a class period finding and identifying birds. ...
The Raven Loonatics Take It Easy for This Year’s Birdathon
The 2023 edition of the Raven Loonatics Birdathon was a relaxed affair focusing on getting together with friends and enjoying...
A New Team Member and a Rusty Blackbird for Snap! Grackle! Pop!
It was a soggy 48 hours of birding for team Snap! Grackle! Pop! The trio of Linda Colucci, Adara Ricciutti...
Pileated Woodpecker Nestlings Are Highlight of Bles Park Walk
Pileated Woodpecker nestlings. A beautiful day on May 21 brought out 14 birders to enjoy the wonders of Bles Park...
Gloves Needed During Larkolinks’ Birdathon
The Larkolinks (Sally Brenton, Dolores Goodson, Laureen Megan, Nancy Noerpel, Debra Gutenson and Zoe Sowers) began their Birdathon on Wednesday,...