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Searching for Birds of Prey: A Class and Field Trip

Searching for Birds of Prey: A Class and Field Trip

Jan 26, 2019

Birds of prey numbers increase dramatically in the winter as our resident birds are joined by many others. Join Loudoun Wildlife...

Searching for Birds of Prey

Searching for Birds of Prey

Jan 28, 2018

Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy on a winter raptor search. We will drive the back roads of Loudoun County with frequent...

Barn Owls – Our Ghost Birds

Oct 1, 2016

Vol. 21 Issue 3, Fall 2016 by Nicole Hamilton This past summer, I got a text on my phone. It...

Winter Owls

Dec 1, 2013

Vol. 18 Issue 4, Winter 2013 By Liz Dennison, Raptor Conservancy of Virginia During the spring and summer months in...

Backyard Hawks: Coops and Sharpies

Jan 1, 2011

Golden Eagles

Jan 1, 2009

Vol. 14 Issue 4, Winter 2009 By Liam McGranaghan In recent years there has been a marked increase in the...

Reflections on the American Kestrel

Oct 1, 2007

Vol. 12 Issue 3, Fall 2007 By Gerry Hawkins The American Kestrel, a small, open-land falcon which often may be...

Winter’s Roadside Raptors

Jul 1, 2002

Vol. 7 Issue 3, Summer 2002 By Liam McGranahan Have you ever wondered why you see so many hawks along...

Hawks: Masters of the Air

Jul 1, 2002

Vol. 7 Issue 3, Summer 2002 By Bruce Hopkins The Blue Ridge along Loudoun’s western border offers wonderful opportunities to...

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