Red Tails Rock
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I have read so much about this place, I know its on the coast, but why is it such a hotspot for Birding?
Has anyone been there?
Discuss.
Has anyone been there?
Discuss.
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Cape May, New Jersey (1 Viewer)
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Red Tails Rock
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Wow!
I gotta do that then.
I gotta do that then.
samuel walker
It's OK to be a little blue........
It's a well organized place being the home of the Cape May Bird Observatory with the NJ wetlands Institute nearby in Stone Harbor.A little further north is the Brigantine wetlands that is both brackish and freshwater.Lots to see in southern NJ.
Sam
Sam
Larry Lade
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"Been there and done that", Stone Harbor, Cape May Point, Edwin B. Forsythe (Brigantine or "Brig", for short).
New Jersey is on a major flyway for migrating birds. They also have "hawk watches" at Cape May.
Cape May is also the place where the World Series of Birding (I think it is called) began. Various teams of (usually, four birders) bird for a 24 hour period seeing how many different species they can see. If I remember correctly, this event is usually held in the month of May.
Good Birding!
New Jersey is on a major flyway for migrating birds. They also have "hawk watches" at Cape May.
Cape May is also the place where the World Series of Birding (I think it is called) began. Various teams of (usually, four birders) bird for a 24 hour period seeing how many different species they can see. If I remember correctly, this event is usually held in the month of May.
Good Birding!
