While we are all doing our part to battle coronavirus we can stay connected through online resources.

March 25, 2020

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Photo: Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Ed Eder

We couldn’t agree more with John Fitzpatrick, Director of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology ([link removed]) , and his recent message…birds are a beacon of hope! While we are all doing our part to battle coronavirus we can stay connected through resources featured on the ASNV website ([link removed]) as well as many of our partners and affiliates.

If you’re a teacher or home schooling your kids for the first time, you can sign up for FREE science and nature ideas here. ([link removed])

Want to learn more about native plants? Visit our Audubon at Home ([link removed]) program and take the healthy yard pledge ([link removed]) .

Tired of watching TV? Binge watch Peregrine Falcons ([link removed]) on the DGIF building in Richmond.

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Stay safe and well!

-Audubon Society of Northern Virginia

PS - Enjoy this delightful photo of a Ruby-crowned Kinglet taken by our good friend, naturalist and citizen scientist Ed Eder.

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