Sunday, March 25, 2018

Sandy Hook and Cape May

Sunrise in Cape May:

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This is Bobbert - a semi-tame Northern Bobwhite (which is a small quail), one of the few released in Cape May recently:
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Cape May - Lewes ferry:
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Eastern Rate Snake:
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Eastern Box Turtle:
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Sandy Hook - view of Coney Island's parachute tower behind an osprey nest (with an osprey on it!)
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Swallows in Sandy Hook, with Manhattan skyline in the distance:
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There are thousands of swallows massing in Cape May during the fall migration months:
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And here is the possible reason the swallows are up in the air - a Peregrine Falcon. Peregrines follow migrating birds (their food) and migrate south with them.
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Cedar Waxwing:
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Young Northern Mockingbird:
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Young Song Sparrow:
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Black-and-White Warbler:
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An osprey nest on top of an old Fort Hancock building in Sandy Hook:
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