Oh those Gray Tree Frogs!
So I got home kind of late the other night (around 9pm) and as I turned into our street, I...
So I got home kind of late the other night (around 9pm) and as I turned into our street, I...
Sixteen people joined us for our walk yesterday morning with John DeMary at Balls Bluff in Leesburg. John started out...
Yep, I’m not making it up. And really, it makes sense since we’re right in the thick of amphibian breeding...
Mary Ann Good and Laura Weidner led our bird walk this morning. Here’s their report of cool birds and other...
For those who have heard me talk about “Big Night” – Thursday night (March 19) is likely to be one. The temperatures...
For this episode of our podcast, we are joined by Mike Hayslett, expert herpetologist and vernal pools specialist. For the past 11 years, Mike has been joining Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy in an exploration of our spring wetlands and their inhabitants and has helped us learn about the really special wild places that Loudoun has to offer.
In this episode we talk about one of our local amphibians, the Gray Tree Frog, as a group of them provide a chorus in the background.
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