The Importance (and Joys) of Surveying Insects at Black Oak
Volume 28 Issue 4, Fall 2023 by Tami Carlow A beautiful, quickly moving, metallic insect catches my eye. I throw...
JK Black Oak: What’s New on the Web?
Volume 28 Issue 4, Fall 2023 by Gerco Hoogeweg, JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary CommitteeThe JK Black Oak section of the Loudoun...
Restoring the Oak-Hickory Forest at JK Black Oak
Volume 28 Issue 3, Summer 2023 by Sheila Ferguson and Gerco Hoogeweg If you look at the oak-hickory forest at JK...
Bat Monitors Find 9 Species in Loudoun, Including an Endangered One
Volume 28 Issue 2, Spring 2023 by Bruce Kimmel, Virginia Master Naturalist Bats are one of the most misunderstood animals on the...
Volunteer Spotlight: Al Erickson
Al has been volunteering with Loudoun Wildlife since 2019. He started by assisting his wife, Jenny Erickson, with the Amphibian...
Hard to See, but Woodcocks Found During Walk at JK Black Oak
American Woodcock,Photo by Wendy McCrady Seven hardy birders visited JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary in search of American Woodcocks despite...
Busy Months Ahead at JK Black Oak
Volume 27 Issue 2, Spring 2022 by Gerco Hoogeweg, JK Black Oak Committee Co-chair Drone view of the western meadow...
The Amphibians of JK Black Oak
Volume 26 Issue 4, Fall 2021 by Jenny Erickson Amphibians, consisting in our area of frogs, toads, salamanders, and newts,...
Landfill or Vernal Pool at JK Black Oak?
On November 6 Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy, together with the Lucketts Ruritan Club, held the first trash clean-up day at JK...
Teamwork is Key to Plant Rescue at JK Black Oak
When it comes to making things happen with Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy (LWC), it’s all about teamwork. A case in point...