November 14, 2024
Thanksgiving is quickly approaching, and with it comes the thought of…turkey, of course! But why is that? History indicates that an original Thanksgiving feast was indeed held by the Pilgrims...
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Thanksgiving is quickly approaching, and with it comes the thought of…turkey, of course! But why is that? History indicates that an original Thanksgiving feast was indeed held by the Pilgrims...
When the Cape May Bird Observatory was founded in 1976 as a center dedicated to the research of bird migration, primarily raptors, there was no official “brick and mortar” facility...
The Bald Eagle is my “spark” bird. What does that mean? When I first saw a Bald Eagle in the wild, it sparked my interest in all things birds and...
Cape May, Naturally is a bi-weekly column written in the Herald, written by the folks at the New Jersey Audubon, about our ever-changing wildlife. We just returned from an amazing...
The Cape May Monarch Monitoring Project is the longest-running research program for Monarch butterflies in the world! Coordinated by New Jersey Audubon’s Cape May Bird Observatory, the project is a...
