Cape May odds

Just a few more shots from Cape May, these from Sandra

The pits are still active, up to 70 Black-bellied Plovers still around but the numbers fluctuate. Long-billed Dowitcher yesterday, Hudsonian Godwit the day before. Duck are trickling in, the past two visits have added Ruddy Duck (4) and Redhead to the year list, I might hit 170 for the year there which is quite resonable. I also took a little sortie down Chemin Fief revealed eight Eastern Blubirds hanging around, which was nice.

Fat bloke bothering birds on a beach, even photoshop can’t work its magic on tha frame!

Looking from The Meadows beach towards Cape May lighthouse.

The hawk watch platform on a very busy day, looking up you saw a hawk from virtually dawn until  dusk.

Well maintained trails and boardwalks at Cape May State Park, pity you can get a push chair down them though.

The Golden Rod was very popular with the Monarchs.

Blue-faced Meadowhawk and Common Buckeye, a couple of the former and a lot of the latter.

Red Rambur’s Forktail.

About notdennis51
Over half a centuary old and still birding strong. Now based in Quebec, Canada and enjoying every minute. I've been birding since black & white TV. I also take time to look at dragonflies and butterflies and frequently drag my poor, suffering wife to insect infested rainforests but she is still with me so it can't be all bad. Why NotDennis? Because my name is Mark!

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