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Each autumn, hundreds of species of birds take flight over Cape May as they head south for the winter. Experience the migration at its most spectacular and discover the natural beauty of our shoreside town with our Hidden Wonders of Cape May Package, available October 5-7, 2025. Learn more at CongressHall.com. #capemaynj #naturetravel #capemaynature #nj #visitnj #congresshall #capemaynewjersey #luxurytravel #gardenstate #migration | Congress Hall, Cape May
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Congress Hall, Cape May
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#52WeeksofAdventureNJ Week 38: Cape May Point State Park Witness the journey of many migratory birds at one of the top birding destinations in the country! 🦅 Cape May Point is known as a major migratory route for several species of birds in the spring and fall. In the fall, hundreds of hawks are counted as they pass the narrow corridor of land along the Cape May peninsula heading south. This offers birdwatchers of all ages, and experience, the opportunity to see these beautiful birds in flight
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Sep 18, 2024
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The first few days of the 2025 Migration Season has brought us some bird migration and very sunny weather. Our seasonal staff spent some time the past few days working together to bring you our first “Friday Forecast!” Since the season has just begun, migration hasn’t quite ramped up yet. The Northeast and Southerly winds we’ve had this past week aren’t the best for directing migrants down to Cape May. That’s why you have to keep your fingers crossed for some Northwest winds in the forecast! Che
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Cape May Bird Observatory
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Cape May Moment - Monday September 14th, 2020 Did you know that Cape May is an important staging area for Tree Swallows during their fall migration? These small aerial insectivores create an unforgettable spectacle as they form massive flocks with THOUSANDS of individuals swirling around. While they feed mostly on small bugs, Tree Swallows are one of the few species that can also eat bayberries, and you'll often see them swarm down into the bayberry thickets along the dunes. Video by Mark Garlan
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Sep 14, 2020
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Cape May Bird Observatory
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The Cape May Bird Observatory is a top spot for spotting rare birds, from majestic raptors to colorful warblers. 🔭🐦⬛ With guided walks, research programs, and unbeatable coastal views, it’s a must-visit for nature lovers. Get your birding on: https://ow.ly/4uSq50VzhBu #VisitNJ #AuthenticallyCharming #NJSouthernShore | Visit New Jersey
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Apr 20, 2025
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Birdwatching in Cape May, New Jersey - "Autumn Migration"
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Nov 14, 2013
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Flyday Friday update with Cape May's migration maestro, Tom Reed! | Cape May Bird Observatory
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Nov 15, 2024
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Cape May Bird Observatory
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Today’s Cape May moment highlights the trails of New Jersey Audubon’s Center for Research and Education. With spring in full swing, this flowering cherry tree is buzzing with pollinators collecting nectar and pollen. Northern cardinal, Carolina wren, and red-winged blackbirds can also be heard singing in the background, finding a mate or securing a spot to forage or nest. If you’d like to become more familiar with the sights and sounds of spring, consider joining Michael O’Brien for his next two
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Apr 19, 2023
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That’s right STOP you’re scrolling! We’re here to share some exciting fall migration numbers and highlights from the last seven days for this week’s Wednesdays from the Watch. 🐦Thursday, November 13 2286 Eastern Bluebirds Cape May Hawkwatch Lapland Longspur at Morning Flight Red-necked Grebe at Avalon Seawatch 🪶Friday, November 14 104 Red-tailed Hawks at Cape May Hawkwatch 75,000 American Robins at Morning Flight Cackling Goose and Ross’s Goose at Avalon Seawatch 🦅Saturday, November 15 Golden
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For this week’s species highlight, we had CMBO’s Migration Coordinator, Tom Reed, guess the #BirdOfTheWeek in 60 seconds or less! Yellow-throated warblers are a neotropical migrant that are often one of the first species seen during spring migration. This mid-sized wood warbler can be easily identified by its bright yellow throat, black streaking on the sides, and white wing bars. This species occupies various habitats throughout the eastern seaboard of the United States. But here in New Jersey,
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Apr 2, 2025
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Cape May Bird Observatory
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We are back with one more Wednesdays from the Watch during the final full week of the 2025 migration season! Each Wednesday from the Watch this season has been filmed and edited by our George Myers Naturalists, Caroline Behnke. Before her last day earlier this week, she left us one final video…✨the outtakes ✨ We hope you enjoy some never-before-seen content! A huge thank you to Caroline for all her work this year, especially her work across our social media platforms. Her passion for all things
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First Friday Forecast of October! Tom Reed is back with another migration update from the Alexander Dune crossing in Cape May Point. Watch today’s video all the way through to see what Tom recommends for birding around Cape May County this weekend. This may be the last weekend with these warmer conditions we have been enjoying so get outside, come visit us at the Hawkwatch Platform or the Avalon Seawatch before the upcoming cold front next week. #FridayForecast #BirdCapeMay #CapeMay #FallMigrati
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Monarch Butterfly Migration - Cape May, NJ
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Oct 21, 2007
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Highlights from our annual Trip to the Rips with the Cape May Bird Observatory for the Spring Festival on the American Star! ☀️ | Cape May Whale Watch and Research Center
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May 21, 2024
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Cape May Whale Watch and Research Center
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If you have visited the South Cape May Meadows this past week, you may have witnessed this American Oystercatcher fledgling taking its first loops around the beach! This Cape May Moment was captured by one of TNC’s Assistant Land Stewards, Alicia Calkins, as she surveyed the nesting birds on the property. Be sure to visit this beautiful property, solo or on one of our guided walks, to spot this bird, along with nesting least terns, migrating shorebirds, and a variety of dragonflies patrolling th
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Jul 22, 2023
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Hawk Watch - Cape May Point, New Jersey
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Dec 5, 2006
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Bill MacQueen
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It’s the return of the Cape May Moment! This week, we invite you to take a break and join us on a brisk January morning at Avalon’s 8th Street jetty, where a small group of Dunlin and Sanderling rest on the rocks, while a few Long-tailed Ducks feed just offshore - all under a lovely winter sunrise. 🎥: Tom Reed #cmbo #capemaybirdobservatory #avalonnj #avalonseawatch #birding #shorebirds #longtailedduck | Cape May Bird Observatory
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Jan 10, 2023
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This week’s Cape May Moment features Sunset Beach and the infamous Concrete Ship. High winds and chilly temperatures couldn’t stop two Harlequin Ducks from feeding just offshore, while gulls played above in the January gusts. Try to take a break from your daily routine and spend some time outside today! #cmbo #capemaybirdobservatory #capemay #capemaynj #birding | Cape May Bird Observatory
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Jan 26, 2023
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We are thrilled to share something really special: the Nature Explorers (ages 6–12) of the Three Pines Project have created a delightful, hand-illustrated bird field guide featuring some of our favorite regional species! These young naturalists researched local birds, sketched their favorites, and poured their curiosity and creativity into every image. Proceeds from the field guide will support both the Cape Fear Bird Observatory and the Three Pines Project Support Fund. By purchasing a copy, yo
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Cape Fear Bird Observatory
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Rather than a Friday forecast, we are bringing you a live update from Cape Island! First snow of the year❄️ Wherever you are, we hope you’re staying warm this Friday! And if you are in the Cape May area, don’t forget to stop by tomorrow's Artist Holiday Marketplace at the Nature Center of Cape May! Featuring 19 local artists and authors, this year’s holiday marketplace is a one-stop shop for any holiday shopping needs and to get into the holiday spirit with our friends at NJ Audubon's Nature Cen
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Cape May Bird Observatory
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The Cape May Hawkwatch 2024 season has officially taken flight! We are off to a strong start with many raptor species seen throughout the week. Our count has included: Black Vulture 3, Turkey Vulture 5, Osprey 350, Sharp-shinned Hawk 5, Cooper's Hawk 14, Northern Harrier 12, Bald Eagle 10, Mississippi Kite 1, Red-shouldered Hawk 2, Broad-winged Hawk 7, Red-tailed Hawk 2, Belted Kingfisher 2, Red-headed Woodpecker 1, Northern Flicker 5, American Kestrel 647, Merlin 29, Peregrine Falcon 4. Stop by
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Sep 4, 2024
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August 1, 2022, Cape May Promenade....The Eagle Nebula, 2 hour observation data. 7,000 light years from Cape May. Thank you everyone for stopping by and learning about the Beauty in the Darkness over Cape May. #iss #internationalspacestation #nasa #vaonis #astrophotography #rookisaacman #stjude #spacehumanity #exitzero #capemay #capemayastro #stargazing #astronomy | Cape May Astro
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Cape May Astro
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Born of cold and winter air, CMBO Staff bird in all weather! Tune in for this week’s Wednesday from the Watch (filmed on Tuesday the 11th) to hear how our staff prepare for the elements, an update from our Hawkwatch Counter, David Benvent, about recent sightings from the platform, and an update from Adehl Schwaderer, CMBO Program Coordinator, on Northwood renovation details. If you are watching this and thinking about visiting the platform, make sure you pack layers and prepare for a very chilly
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Another Friday means another Forecast from Tom Reed, Migration Monitoring Coordinator! Tune in to hear Tom discuss how these favorable Northwest winds have impacted our counts, as well as the rare species that have made an appearance in Cape Island. We have also officially finished Day 1 of our Fall Festival! To all the registrants, we hope you enjoyed the migration spectacle no matter what trips you attended. And if you’re not a Festival registrant, you can still be a part of the fun! Stop by C
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Visit ZEISS for 15% off all ZEISS optics and $200 off ZEISS Conquest HD at the Cape May Bird Observatory Annual Optics Sale! | ZEISS Birding
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Apr 12, 2024
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Miami Migratory Bird: Cape May Warbler
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Mist Land
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Cape May Birding
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Dec 16, 2011
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Whether you just got into birding or have been birding your entire life, we all struggle with identifying Cooper’s Hawks vs Sharp-shinned Hawks. And that’s okay! Tune into this week’s Wednesday on the Watch to hear from our naturalists and counters on their go-to field marks for identifying these two Accipitridae species. Disclaimer: Every one experiences and sees birds differently and every occasion is different. Most times, birders use a collection of all these field marks in order to figure o
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Cape May Bird Observatory
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Miami Migratory Bird: Cape-May Warbler is a magnificent little berry eater
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2 weeks ago
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Mist Land
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Fall Migration Tour in Cape May
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Aug 22, 2023
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