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Leave Winter Quarters for Wildlife in Your Landscape

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Eastern Cottontail Rabbit

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Volume 22 Issue 4, Winter 2017 by Marion Constante Some of us root for Peter Rabbit on his tales of...

Gardening for Bees

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Create the Habitat and the Animals Will Come

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Beavers and Humans

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Vol. 22 Issue 1, Spring 2017 By Dr. John Hadidian Beaver (Castor canadensis) fur provided an important economic foundation for the European colonization of...

The Red Foxes of Loudoun County

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Vol. 21 Issue 4, Winter 2016     Photo by Katherine Daniels By John Griffin, Director, Urban Wildlife for The...

Threat to Barn Owls

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Vol. 21 Issue 3, Fall 2016 by Belinda Burwell, DVM, Director of Wildlife Veterinary Care As a wildlife veterinarian and...

Bringing the Sounds of Nature to Your Backyard

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Vol. 21 Issue 1, Spring 2016 By Nan McCarry   Sometimes people ask, “Why don’t I see any birds? I...

Living with Wildlife – Groundhogs

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Vol. 19 Issue 3, Fall 2014 By Lindsey Brookbank Groundhogs (Marmota monax) are gentle, often times comical, vegetarians. They are...

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