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New Jersey Bird watching |
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For 21 years, the New Jersey Audubon Society has hosted the annual World Series of Birding at Cape May. Bird watchers count as many species as they can within a 24 hour period.
If you like to go birding, New Jersey offers some great places to go because the state is on the Atlantic flyway for migratory birds. There are over 265 bird species here.
New Jersey Audubon Society is located in Bernardsville NJ.
Bird Watching areas on New Jersey Coast
The Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife refuge located in the Absecon region, is a good place to watch herons, egrets and piping plovers.
The Heislerville Wildlife Management area is another good place to spot migratory birds.
Cape May Bird Observatory is located at 701 East Lake Dr. Cape May Point.
Edwin B. Forsyth National Wildlife Refuge is located on Great Creek Road in Oceanville.
Sandy Hook Unit - Gateway National Recreation Area in located off Rt. 36 in Highlands.
Great Bay Boulevard in Little Egg Harber offers great birding.
Huber WoodsEnvironmental Center and Poricy Park conservancy in Middletown offers birdwatching.
Manasquan inlet in Point Pleasant beach is a prime winter birding location.
Stone Harbor Bird Sanctuarly in Stone Harbor has hundreds of shorebirds to view.
Wetlands Institute and Museum in Stone HJarbor offers birdwatching too.
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