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I took these photos this week from the dune crossing observation platform at St. Peter's in Cape May Point.
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- I and the Bird
- Changes in Rainfall Affect Birds' Wintering Grounds
- Risks of Oil Sands Mining for Migratory Birds
- Look What Came in My Mailbox
- Will Trees Along the Parkway Be Replanted?
- Robins and a Snipe
- A Canada Goose from Canada
- Loose Feathers #283
- Oil Spill at Tristan da Cunha
- Frogs Chorusing in Cape May
- Oldest U.S. Bird Found Again
- The Hardest Part of Birding.
- Moths at the Light
- Cape May Light at Dawn
- Loose Feathers # 282
- Bird Strikes against D.C. Buildings
- Hermit Crab
- Piping Plovers at Stone Harbor Point
- Review: Parrots of the World
- Skunk Cabbage: An Early Spring Wildflower
- Rain Drops on Branches
- Loose Feathers #281
- Some Moths from the Files
- More About the Banded Goose
- Red Knot to be Listed as Endangered in NJ
- Bird-Smart Wind Power
- Birds at Johnson Park
- Eastern Screech-Owl in Daylight
- Loose Feathers #280
- Signs of Spring
- Leucistic Mallard
- First Moth of the Year: Spring Cankerworm
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