Mon 29 Dec 2008
Winter Issue of Habitat Herald
Posted by Nicole under Books & Publications, News & Events
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The winter issue of the Habitat Herald is hot off the press! We’re assembling our team of labelers and sorters and will be mailing this next issue to all Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy members during the first week of January.
Here’s a quick preview of what’s inside:
- A Update on Citizen Science in Loudoun County
- Part II of our Woodpeckers of Loudoun article
- A great write-up on our Birds of Loudoun Atlas project
- Persimmons - a really interesting native tree
- Upcoming programs and field trips through April
- Adventures of Zoom and Compass….a story of a red bird
- and lots more!
If you’re not yet a member, you can join online. Your membership will be good through December 2009! ($20 for an individual, $30 for a family) and, it is tax deductible as allowed by the law.
If you join soon we can get this latest issue of the Habitat Herald out to you in our next mailing - if you join after we have our mailing party then you’ll receive a copy of this issue in your New Member Information packet. The Habitat Herald is a member benefit and is published each quarter.
The cold front seems to have brought a number of Pine Siskins to Loudoun and our surrounding area! I noticed a number of them at our platform feeder here in Waterford this morning - mixed in and feeding alongside the Goldfinches and House Finches.

