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A day trip from New York, October
That is the Jamaica Bay NWR. It has tidal shore and two substantial pools managed to expose large expanses for foraging shorebirds, plus plenty of trees and shrubs supporting breeding passerines. Ticks and poison ivy are abundant as well, so bird with care. Alternatively, from the very end of... -
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A day trip from New York, October
Cape May is easily reached by public transport, with a cheap express bus to Atlantic City (mostly for the gamblers, they give you a $25 coupon for chips too) plus the local bus to Cape May. Main issue is that this local takes a long time, 14 stops before Cape May, so you need to think of it as... -
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A day trip from New York, October
Think the New York Audubon web site would be useful for planning your trip. http://www.nycaudubon.org/home/ Bald Eagles are found along the Hudson, although they are most reliable in winter, when they can find fish most reliably in the river. There are several reserves along Long Island, so...