Christmas Bird Count 2014 — The Full Report is in!
18th Central Loudoun Christmas Bird Count ─ A Great Success! by Joe Coleman The 18th Central Loudoun Christmas Bird Count,...
Calmes Neck Christmas Bird Count Report
Jan 19, 2014
Birding provides the best and worst of both time and weather. Having ‘weathered’ the previous Sunday’s wet Central Loudoun Count,...
Calmes Neck Christmas Bird Count – Highlights
Jan 7, 2014
On Sunday, January 5, seven of us, in three teams in the morning and two in the afternoon, covered sector 10...
Highlights 65 species Calmes Neck Christmas Bird Count Sector 10
Jan 10, 2013
The ten of us covering Sector 10 of the Calmes Neck CBC on Sat., Dec 28 found 65 species including...
Lesser Black-backed Gull – a rarity from our Christmas Bird Count
Jan 4, 2013
Here’s a shot of one of the rare birds found on our Christmas Bird Count this year. Thank goodness it...
Central Loudoun Christmas Bird Count Preliminary Highlights
Jan 2, 2013
Over 110 birders participated in the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Central Loudoun CBC on Friday, Dec. 28. While a couple of...
The 12th Central Loudoun Christmas Bird Count Report 2008
Dec 28, 2008
White-throated Sparrow Report compiled and submitted by Joe Coleman, who does a fantastic job organizing and leading this event each...
The Eleventh Central Loudoun Christmas Bird Count 2007
Dec 29, 2007
American Tree Sparrow On December 28, 2007, for the eleventh year in a row, a combination of 80 experienced and...
Christmas Bird Count Report 2006
Dec 27, 2006
Tenth Annual Central Loudoun Christmas Bird Count, December 27, 2006 When Stan Shetler sent in his report for Sector 9 he...
Christmas Bird Count Report 2005
Dec 28, 2005
To the 57 people who participated in the Ninth Central Loudoun Christmas Bird Count (CBC) on December 28, 2005, THANK...
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