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Celebrate Birds, Go Birding 2024: Bird Walks, Programs and Big Sit

Alliance Partners, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy |

To celebrate spring migration Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy sponsors a series of walks in several of Loudoun’s richest natural areas. All of them require registration and start at 8:00 am except for the evening walk at Dulles Wetlands.

For more information and to register, click on the links below.

The Birdathon is also taking place from April 20 – May 19.  Be sure to support your favorite Birdathon team.

Saturday, April 20: Walk at Broad Run Stream Valley Park
Read about the walk: Yellow-rumped Warblers Were Everywhere at Broad Run

Sunday, April 21: Birding Bles Park
Read about the walk: Wood Duck with Ducklings at Bles Park

Saturday, April 27: Bird Walk at Sweet Run
Read about the walk: Several First-of-season Birds Found at Sweet Run State Park

Sunday, April 28: Birding at Izaak Walton League
Read about the walk: An Amazing 65 Species of Birds Seen at Izaak Walton Chapter

Sunday, April 28: Birding at Goodstone Inn
Read about the walk: Birders Found 55 Species of Birds at Goodstone Inn

Tuesday, May 7, 5:00 pm: Dulles Greenway Wetlands Evening Bird Walk

Thursday, May 9: Bird walk at JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary

Friday, May 10: Bird walk at Beagle Club/Institute Farm

Saturday, May 11: Birding Banshee

Saturday, May 11: Big Sit at Algonkian Park (no registration needed)

Saturday, May 11:  Bird walk at Algonkian Regional Park with VSO

Tuesday, May 14: Birding a Farm Near Lincoln

Sunday, May 19: Birding Bles Park

Celebrate Birds Programs

Along with walks, Loudoun Wildlife is sponsoring several programs only one of which requires registration.

Friday, April 19, 7:00pm: Merlin Bird ID Trivia, Old Ox Brewery

Saturday, April 20, 2:00pm: How Your eBirding Helps Birds, Rust Library

Tuesday, April 23, 7:00 pm: Dulles Greenway Eagle Cam: Window into the Life of Eagles, Rust Library

Wednesday, May 1, 7:00 pm:  Dark Skies: Lights Out for Migratory Birds, Broadlands Community Center (registration required)

Cape May Warbler

Cape May Warbler.
Photo by Michael Myers

 

Prothonotary Warbler

Prothonotary Warbler.
Photo by Gerco Hoogeweg

The post Celebrate Birds, Go Birding 2024: Bird Walks, Programs and Big Sit appeared first on Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy.

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