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a place to express my love for birds |
| Before I left for Cape May, I visited our local Hawk Mountain Sanctuary and saw #172, Peregrine Falcon. In Cape May, I spotted 23 new species, mostly lifers!  I highly recommend Cape May for any level of birder! Visit the Meadows, Hawk Watch Platform, the Cape May Birding Observatory and considering taking one of the birding by boat trips!#173 - Black Scoter 174 - Laughing Gull  175 - Great Black-backed Gull 176 - Forster's Tern 177 - Semi-palmated Sandpiper 178 - Snowy Egret 179 - Savannah Sparrow 180 - Eurasian Wigeon 181 - American Wigeon 182 - Gadwall 183 - Pectoral Sandpiper 184 - Little Blue Heron 185 - Merlin 186 - Royal Tern 187 - Brant 188 - American Oystercatcher 189 - Black-bellied Plover 190 - Semi-palmated Plover 191 - Whimbrel 192 - Ruddy Turnstone 193 - Yellow-crowned Night Heron 194 - Boat-tailed Grackle 195 - Herring Gull |
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