What a wonderful thread. I love the sanderlings, I saw some here recently and they are such fun to watch darting in and out of the incoming surf.
Beautiful photos!
Sue
A Day Down the Jersey Shore
Thanks for all the wonderful pictures, Pelle.
Cape May is a fantastic place to bird. First of all, the City of Cape May is gorgeous, crowded with Victorian B & Bs. And the entire surrounding area is so rich in varied habitat, even if conservationists face a never-ending battle against development.
This may sound silly, but the bird I most enjoy seeing and hearing in Cape May is the laughing gull. Not only are they a very attractive species of gull with their black heads and rich red bills (in breeding plumage), but their call is truly so laugh-like that I want to laugh myself when I hear it!
I agree; their call is wonderful!
I have another thread from down there here if it interest you.
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/899394/
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I really enjoy seeing all your photos Pelle, especially of the Cormorant. Since we just have the Double-crested in our lake, it was interesting to read about the differences in the two species.
Very nice pics pelle...looks like a nice area too.
Great shore pics! I was down there the weekend before you and enjoyed time at all of those places. Didn't get any pictures though so it is great to see yours!
I think they had a Swallow-tailed Kite (and a Mississippi Kite)at the Hawk Watch around the time you were there - were you fortunate enough to see that bird?
Hi ihug, Unfortunately I didn't see those. I hope to go down the last week in October; maybe I'll see some new ones then.
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