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Fall Migrants at the Rea Farm – October 31, 2026
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Birding Northwood and Beyond – October 27, 2026
The post Birding Northwood and Beyond – October 27, 2026 appeared first on New Jersey Audubon .
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Birding the Meadows – October 26, 2026
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Above Par Birding at Cox Hall Creek – October 25, 2026
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Fall Migrants at the Rea Farm – October 24, 2026
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Higbee Beach Birding – October 23, 2026
Leaders: Dave & Lynn Pollard, Jackie & Keith Parker, Aislinn Shilcusky, Barry Hershfeld Temp: Winds: Weather Conditions: 47 species Species Count Canada Goose 3 Mourning Dove 2 Solitary Sandpiper 1 Greater Yellowlegs 2 Laughing Gull 1 American Herring Gull 1 Double-crested…
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Cape May Bird Observatory Songbird Banding Week 6: Sept 20- Sept 26, 2026
Week 6 proved to be a challenging one! The week started with breezy, overcast mornings, with southeast winds on Sunday switching to south, bringing in a slow trickle of songbirds. The breeze picked up throughout Monday, bringing a decent variety of species on an otherwise…
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Cape May Bird Observatory Songbird Banding Week 5: Sept 13- Sept 19, 2026
Week 5 brought a little bit of everything! The week began on a rainy note, delaying net opening with off-and-on conditions throughout the day. While Monday was slow and windy, overnight radar showed potential for a strong push of migrants on Tuesday, but that potential was…
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Cape May Bird Observatory Songbird Banding Week 4: Sept 6- Sept 12, 2026
Week 4 of the Cape May Songbird Stopover Project proved very eventful, with migration picking up in both numbers and diversity throughout the week. From Northern Waterthrush migration in full swing to a steady flow of season’s firsts, there was plenty to keep our banders on…
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Cape May Bird Observatory Songbird Banding Week 3: Aug 30- Sept 5, 2026
As August came to a close and September began, summer’s heat stuck around Cape May, with sunny, humid days occasionally interrupted by breezy conditions. Despite the heat, migration continued to pick up, bringing more species, more birds, and some exciting highlights for our…