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  • AVALON SEAWATCH UPDATE – October 28th to November 3rd

    November 5, 2020 Melissa Roach Avalon SeawatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    Our peak scoter movement continues from last week!  Read on to see the day-by-day breakdown, but Halloween was especially notable, with over 68,000 birds, the largest day I have counted…

  • MONARCH MONITORING PROJECT – Season Wrap Up

    November 3, 2020 Melissa Roach Monarch MonitoringNJ AudubonView From The Cape

    The 2020 Field Season for the Monarch Monitoring Project wrapped up on Saturday, October 31 — our field season runs from Sept. 1 to Oct. 31 each year.  We have…

  • AVALON SEAWATCH UPDATE – October 21st to 27th

    November 3, 2020 Melissa Roach Avalon SeawatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    The scoters have arrived!  Massive scoter movement dominated this week, culminating in a 20,000+ bird day, a 35,000 bird day, two 40,000+ bird days, and a 50,000 bird day; back-to-back,…

  • CAPE MAY HAWKWATCH UPDATE – October 23rd to 29th

    October 30, 2020 Melissa Roach Cape May HawkwatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    Yet another week of unsettled weather at the Cape May Hawkwatch sponsored by Swarovski Optik. It seemed like each day produced a unique suite of weather conditions ranging from rainy…

  • MONTCLAIR HAWKWATCH UPDATE – October 13th to 16th

    October 29, 2020 Melissa Roach Montclair HawkwatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    The weather was tough this week with Monday and Friday being washed out and Tuesday’s count being delayed; however, migration continued and our cast of characters shifted a bit to…

  • MORNING FLIGHT UPDATE – October 18th

    October 28, 2020 Melissa Roach Morning FlightNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    It’s really looking like fall in Cape May with leaves changing, temps dropping, and winter species arriving. The overall trend this fall continued as consistent cold fronts brought northwest winds…

  • MONTCLAIR HAWKWATCH UPDATE – October 5th to 11th

    October 27, 2020 Melissa Roach Montclair HawkwatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    The morning of October 5th was dominated by songbirds as noisy flocks of Pine Siskins and Purple Finches bounced past the watch, a sure sign of the season. As the…

  • AVALON SEAWATCH UPDATE – October 7th to 20th

    October 24, 2020 Melissa Roach Avalon SeawatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    These past two weeks saw a noticeable uptick in movement, with our first 10,000+ bird days.  Double-crested Cormorants continued in good numbers daily, Black Scoters arrived in force, and a…

  • CAPE MAY HAWKWATCH UPDATE – October 16th to 22nd

    October 24, 2020 Melissa Roach Cape May HawkwatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    Unfortunately, migration was mostly at a standstill this week at the Cape May Hawkwatch sponsored by Swarovski Optik. Up until this week, migration was more or less nonstop minus a…

  • MONARCH MONITORING PROJECT – Final Events

    October 22, 2020 Melissa Roach Monarch Monitoring

    The last of our originally scheduled educational programs occurred on October 17th. With the continuation of mild weather and presence of good numbers of monarchs around Cape May, we are…

  • CAPE MAY HAWKWATCH UPDATE – OCTOBER 9th – 15th

    October 22, 2020 Melissa Roach Cape May HawkwatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    October continues to roll on with exceptional hawk migrations at the Cape May Hawkwatch sponsored by Swarovski Optik. The NW winds continued to blow throughout the region. And as we…

  • MONTCLAIR HAWKWATCH UPDATE – OCTOBER 9TH

    October 20, 2020 Melissa Roach Montclair HawkwatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    Saying Goodbye to September and Remembering a Montclair Icon As we round out the month of September, we reluctantly say goodbye to peak season for Broad-winged Hawks. This week’s total…

  • AVALON SEAWATCH UPDATE – OCTOBER 6TH

    October 20, 2020 Melissa Roach Avalon SeawatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    Hi everyone! This is David Weber, and I’m back for my 4th year counting the Avalon Seawatch!  Time sure does fly by!  I’ll be posting weekly updates from here on…

  • CAPE MAY HAWKWATCH UPDATE – October 1st – 8th

    October 14, 2020 Melissa Roach Cape May HawkwatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    October started out with a bang at the Cape May Hawkwatch sponsored by Swarovski Optik. We saw a healthy amount of NW winds, allowing the floodgates to open, and migrants…

  • MORNING FLIGHT UPDATE – OCTOBER 4th (another mega flight!)

    October 14, 2020 Melissa Roach Morning FlightNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    Flights this week were consistently good with a few days that really stood out. Strong diversity continued as well with multiple mornings having over 20 species of warblers.  As a…

  • Imagine a #DayWithoutTheDelaware

    October 13, 2020 Rita Yelda Government Relations

    By Rita Yelda, Outreach & Communications Manager, Coalition for the Delaware River Watershed Organizations within the Delaware River Basin come together every year on October 18 for a social media…

  • MONTCLAIR HAWKWATCH UPDATE – September 30

    October 8, 2020 Melissa Roach Montclair HawkwatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    As we round out the fourth week of the 2020 fall season, it’s clear that we have reached the beginning of the end for Broad-winged Hawk migration. We’ve had a…

  • CAPE MAY HAWKWATCH UPDATE – September 25th – 30th

    October 8, 2020 Melissa Roach Cape May HawkwatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    Hard to believe the first month of the Cape May Hawkwatch, sponsored by Swarovski Optik, is officially behind us. Despite a slow start to the last week of the month,…

  • The 8th Annual Delaware River Watershed Forum

    October 7, 2020 Chris Neff Government RelationsNJ Audubon

  • Season Update, late September 2020

    October 5, 2020 Chris Neff Monarch Monitoring

  • CAPE MAY HAWKWATCH UPDATE – September 24

    October 1, 2020 Melissa Roach Cape May HawkwatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    An explosion of migration occurred throughout week 3 of the Cape May Hawkwatch sponsored by Swarovski Optik. Conditions were conducive to migration nearly every day this week with the culmination…

  • MORNING FLIGHT UPDATE – September 27

    October 1, 2020 Melissa Roach Morning FlightNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    It was a surprisingly productive week given the number of days with south and southwesterly winds. Flights were consistent with excellent diversity throughout. Tuesday and Wednesday had nice northwesterly winds…

  • Monarch Life Cycle

    September 17, 2020 Chris Neff Monarch Monitoring

  • CAPE MAY HAWKWATCH UPDATE – September 17

    September 17, 2020 Brett Ewald Cape May HawkwatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    Week 2 of the Cape May Hawkwatch, sponsored by Swarovski Optik, is in the books and was headlined by a massive American Kestrel flight on September 14th. A light northerly…

  • THE CAPE MAY SONGBIRD STOPOVER PROJECT: THE 2020 FIELD SEASON

    September 15, 2020 Chris Neff ResearchView From The Cape

  • MORNING FLIGHT UPDATE – September 13 (Pileated Woodpecker!)

    September 15, 2020 Brett Ewald Morning FlightNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    A relatively slow week compared to the last. However, we did have a couple productive days and some notable highlights. The week started with east winds, high humidity and high…

  • Census Results, Week 1

    September 15, 2020 Chris Neff Monarch Monitoring

  • Monarchs and Viceroys: A Tale of Mimicry

    September 12, 2020 Chris Neff Monarch Monitoring

  • Cape May Hawkwatch Update – September 10

    September 10, 2020 Brett Ewald Cape May HawkwatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    Greetings! Jesse Amesbury here, back for my second stint as the Cape May Hawk Counter. I am really looking forward to getting back up on the platform again and soaking…

  • Little Butterfly, Big Journey: A little bit about monarch migration and why it matters

    September 9, 2020 Chris Neff Monarch MonitoringNJ Audubon

  • Morning Flight Count Sep 6 update – 20,000 bird day

    September 6, 2020 Chris Neff Morning FlightNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

  • What Makes New Jersey a Better Place for People and Wildlife? Our Volunteers!

    September 4, 2020 Steven Garcia Cape May PointNJ AudubonStewardship

    New Jersey Audubon owes so much to the great group of volunteers that donate their most valuable resource to help make New Jersey a better place for people and wildlife.…

  • MMP Field Season Underway

    September 3, 2020 Chris Neff Monarch MonitoringNJ AudubonView From The Cape

  • We Need Your Help to Stop Plastic Pollution!

    September 1, 2020 Chris Neff Government Relations

  • Red-breasted Nuthatches & A Good Migration Day

    September 1, 2020 Chris Neff All Things Birds

  • MMP Seasonal Staff for 2020

    August 27, 2020 Chris Neff Monarch MonitoringView From The Cape

  • Where the Wild Things Are: Seed Collections Jumpstart Reforestation at Cape May Point State Park

    August 14, 2020 Steven Garcia Cape May PointStewardship

      By Brittany Dobrzynski, Stewardship Project Coordinator – South Conservation work continues along Seagrove Avenue at Cape May Point State Park, where New Jersey Audubon has been removing non-native invasive…

  • Identifying Two Common Garden Caterpillars

    August 13, 2020 Chris Neff Gardening

  • Plans for 2020 Monarch Migration Season

    August 5, 2020 Chris Neff Monarch MonitoringView From The Cape

    Sorry we haven’t published anything in a long time, it’s taken us a while to figure out how we will run our project this year in the midst of the…

  • A “Blueprint” for Recovery – Nest Boxes and the Eastern Bluebird

    July 15, 2020 John Parke NJ AudubonStewardship

    The brilliant blue of an Eastern Bluebird is a common sight in New Jersey, but that was not always the case. From the mid-1930s to the 1970s, Eastern Bluebird populations…

  • ENDANGERED GOLDEN-WINGED WARBLER FOUND IN A MANAGED SITE ON SPARTA MOUNTAIN!

    June 25, 2020 John Parke NJ AudubonStewardship

    On May 20, 2020 a rare Golden-winged Warbler (Vermivora chrysoptera) was found using a patch of young forest on Sparta Mountain where the mature trees had previously been harvested to…

  • Restoration Efforts Continue at Cape May Point State Park

    June 23, 2020 Kristen Meistrell StewardshipView From The Cape

    By Steven Garcia, Stewardship Technician New Jersey Audubon continues to restore and create habitat throughout New Jersey. In light of the Covid-19 pandemic, we have adapted new approaches and strict…

  • NJA Helps Farmer to Become First Cranberry Producer to be Approved for USDA Funded Bobwhite Quail Habitat Restoration Program

    June 18, 2020 John Parke Bobwhite RestorationStewardship

    Joseph J. White, Inc (which markets through Pine Barrens Native Fruits, LLC), a 390-acre cranberry farm at Whitesbog, NJ that is owned and operated by fifth-generation cranberry growers Joe Darlington…

  • A Message From The Board Chair

    May 5, 2020 Chris Neff NJ Audubon

  • Conservation Work Continues Even in Uncertain Times

    May 4, 2020 John Parke NJ AudubonStewardship

    Although the world is a lot different now, what has not changed is the need to conserve and protect our natural resources for a healthier planet.  Donned in facemasks and…

  • Restoring Lake Lily at Cape May Point

    May 2, 2020 John Parke NJ AudubonStewardshipView From The Cape

    Amid the Covid-19 crisis, New Jersey Audubon continues its commitment to conserve wildlife and habitat through the active management, restoration and enhancement of public and private lands throughout the state.…

  • Springwatch Update Mid April

    April 27, 2020 Chris Neff Cape May SpringwatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

  • Backyard Creepers Creep into World Series of Birding for the First Time!

    April 27, 2020 Chris Neff NJ Audubon

  • Springwatch Update Early April

    April 13, 2020 Chris Neff Cape May SpringwatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

  • The Return of Migrants

    March 26, 2020 Chris Neff NJ Audubon

  • Cape May Springwatch: March 15-21, 2020

    March 23, 2020 Brett Ewald Cape May SpringwatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

  • Cape May Springwatch: March 8-14, 2020

    March 16, 2020 Brett Ewald Cape May SpringwatchNJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

  • Cape May Springwatch: March 1-7, 2020

    March 10, 2020 Chris Neff NJ AudubonSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

  • A Fowl February Member Meadowlands Morning

    February 27, 2020 Chris Neff Development

  • Moving Towards A Sustainable Future

    February 11, 2020 Chris Neff NCCM

  • Old Crooked Toe and the Cranes of Southern New Jersey

    February 5, 2020 Chris Neff NJ Audubon

  • Avalon Seawatch – Season Wrap-up

    December 28, 2019 Chris Neff Avalon SeawatchSeasonal Research

    A snowy morning on December 11th. And that’s a wrap on another good season!  I’ll briefly go over the last few weeks of the season and then present you with…

  • Avalon Seawatch December Update

    December 15, 2019 Chris Neff Avalon SeawatchSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

  • NJ Audubon Wattles Stewardship Center Recognized as a NJ Sustainable Business

    December 15, 2019 Chris Neff Stewardship

    New Jersey has its share of environmental issues, however, more and more businesses across New Jersey are implementing sustainable environmentally friendly business practices in an effort to reduce or mitigate these…

  • Birding Cape May Point  – Saturday, December 7, 2019 

    December 13, 2019 Chris Neff CMBO Field Trip Reports

    Winter is the time for ducks in Cape May since our only locally breeding ducks are mallards, black ducks, wood ducks and, recently, gadwall. We had 13 duck species on…

  • Cape May Hawkwatch End of Season Update – November 30th

    December 11, 2019 Chris Neff Cape May HawkwatchSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    Where did the season go? Hard to believe that the 2019 fall season is already over. Those three months flew by! Stay tuned to the end of this post for…

  • Montclair Hawkwatch Update- November 21st

    November 24, 2019 Chris Neff Montclair HawkwatchSeasonal Research

    This past week started out on a high note, with 12 migrating Black Vultures passing overhead on the 15th. Although local individuals of both vulture species still appear frequently around…

  • Avalon Seawatch Update – November 17th

    November 20, 2019 Chris Neff Avalon SeawatchSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    As usual, Tom started the week off with excellent numbers and diversity in light to moderate southwest winds.  Monday had brought an excellent flight of Red-throated Loons (2120) and Northern…

  • Horned Larks forage in Corn Stubble

    No Till November

    November 15, 2019 Chris Neff Stewardship

    New Jersey Audubon and our partners are asking farmers throughout New Jersey to “keep the stubble” on their land following the harvest of commodity crops (i.e. corn, soybeans, etc). It’s…

  • SECOND ANNUAL NORTHWOOD CENTER BIOBLITZ

    November 14, 2019 Chris Neff NJ AudubonView From The Cape

    By Adehl Schwaderer George Myers Naturalist   All of us have the ability to make our outdoor spaces more suitable for wildlife in many different ways. Hanging bird feeders, providing…

  • Avalon Seawatch Update – November 10

    November 14, 2019 Chris Neff Avalon SeawatchSeasonal Research

    This week got off to an exceptional start, with a whopping 38,000 birds on Monday thanks to northeast winds shifting to southeast over the course of the day.  Easterly or…

  • Montclair Hawkwatch Update- November 14th

    November 14, 2019 Chris Neff Montclair HawkwatchSeasonal Research

    This week at the hawkwatch was notable in regard to non-raptor species. On the 8th, following the previous week’s trend, large numbers of Brants migrated overhead, with the day’s count…

  • Cape May Hawkwatch – November 12th

    November 13, 2019 Chris Neff Cape May HawkwatchSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    The standout day this week was without a doubt Friday November 8th. It was a classic fall day in Cape May; brisk northerly winds and cool temperatures. The kind of…

  • Montclair Hawkwatch Update- November 7th

    November 8, 2019 Chris Neff Montclair HawkwatchSeasonal Research

    Strong North winds arrived on the first day of November, clearing away evidence of the fog and drizzle that had persisted the previous week. With these winds came a strong…

  • Avalon Seawatch Update – November 2nd

    November 8, 2019 Chris Neff Avalon SeawatchSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    This update covers October 14th through November 2nd and is to catch us up to the current week!   The last three weeks have been quite excellent in diversity, but…

  • Cape May Hawkwatch – November 7th

    November 8, 2019 Chris Neff Cape May HawkwatchSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    Hard to believe two-thirds of the season is in the books! Unfortunately, October ended on a slow note. We were plagued with less than ideal weather conditions; many days of…

  • Montclair Hawkwatch Update- October 31st

    November 7, 2019 Chris Neff Montclair HawkwatchSeasonal Research

    The weather on the majority of the days this week has not been conducive to raptor migration observation. From Tuesday the 29th through Thursday the 31st, slow winds from the…

  • Notes from a Naturalist in Wildwood

    November 6, 2019 Chris Neff EducationNCCM

  • Montclair Hawkwatch Update- October 24th

    October 31, 2019 Chris Neff Montclair HawkwatchSeasonal Research

    This week, Turkey Vultures continued to be the most numerous raptor migrant. Notable days for this species were the 21st and 23rd, during which 73 and 43 individuals passed over,…

  • Stormy Avalon

    Avalon Seawatch Update – October 13th

    October 31, 2019 Chris Neff Avalon SeawatchSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    The week of October 7th through the 13th was dominated by a nor’easter, with four days of strong generally northeastern winds with some flooding around Avalon.  Despite this seemingly good…

  • Cape May Hawkwatch Update – October 23rd

    October 26, 2019 Chris Neff Cape May HawkwatchSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    This week produced a dramatic mix of flights depending on the weather. Friday October 18th saw our biggest flight of the week. After tropical storm strength wind gusts on Thursday…

  • Montclair Hawkwatch Update- October 17th

    October 23, 2019 Chris Neff Montclair HawkwatchSeasonal Research

    As the season continues to progress with changing weather and shorter days at the Montclair Hawkwatch, the assemblage of migrants and local birds has also shifted. Temperature has stayed consistently…

  • Surf Scoters

    Avalon Seawatch Update – October 6th

    October 23, 2019 Chris Neff Avalon SeawatchNJ AudubonSeasonal Research

    The week of September 30th through October 6th got off to a great start, with Tom Reed having an excellent flight of Lesser Black-backed Gulls (19), Parasitic Jaegers (43), and…

  • Cape May Hawkwatch Update – October 16

    October 23, 2019 Chris Neff Cape May HawkwatchSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    Another week in the books for this fall season. The standout flight this week was Thursday October 10th.  Although the forecast of seasonably warm temperatures coupled with a light northerly…

  • Avalon Seawatch Update – September 29th

    October 16, 2019 Chris Neff Avalon SeawatchSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    Sorry for the delay in posting Seawatch updates!  I’ll be posting each week separately until we catch up to the current week! The Avalon Seawatch is off to another season! …

  • Montclair Hawkwatch Update- October 10th

    October 16, 2019 Chris Neff Montclair HawkwatchSeasonal Research

    The past week at Montclair Hawkwatch has been cool and breezy overall, bringing the season’s first consistent fall weather. On Friday, October 4th, steady northwestern winds and regular gusts helped…

  • Cape May Hawkwatch Update – October 8th

    October 16, 2019 Chris Neff Cape May HawkwatchSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    Another exciting week at the Cape May Hawkwatch. Every hawkwatcher in the northeast region was salivating at the forecast for Friday October 4th. It was the perfect set up for…

  • Morning Flight Update – October 7, 2019

    October 16, 2019 Chris Neff Morning FlightSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    This week on the Dike was fairly quiet in terms of large movements, but the slower days allowed us to really appreciate the newer arrivals! Yellow-rumped and Palm Warblers, those…

  • Montclair Hawkwatch Update- October 3rd

    October 16, 2019 Chris Neff Montclair HawkwatchSeasonal Research

    Weather at the Montclair Hawkwatch has been somewhat erratic lately, with some days bringing chilly breezes and others summertime heat. There has been a bit of precipitation as well, which…

  • Cape May Hawkwatch Update – October 3rd

    October 16, 2019 Chris Neff Cape May HawkwatchSeasonal Research

    We are now entering the prime window for raptor migration. Unfortunately, the weather has been unseasonably warm with less than ideal wind directions. Despite that, some decent flights have occurred…

  • Montclair Hawkwatch Update- September 26th

    October 3, 2019 Chris Neff Montclair HawkwatchSeasonal Research

    This past week at Montclair Hawkwatch has been great for seeing raptors, as well as a variety of other migrants. On the 22nd and 23rd, warm weather with limited winds…

  • CMBO Songbird Banding Week 6: Dry weather, slow days

    October 1, 2019 Chris Neff ResearchView From The Cape

  • Morning Flight Update – September 27, 2019

    October 1, 2019 Chris Neff Morning FlightSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    This week featured some notable influxes of a few later Warblers, as well as a distinct departure of some of our early season migrants. While we only had one major…

  • Montclair Hawkwatch Update – September 19th

    October 1, 2019 Chris Neff Montclair HawkwatchSeasonal Research

    Fall migration data collection at the Montclair Hawkwatch began on September 1st, and over the course of the past two weeks, raptor migration activity has steadily been ramping up. On…

  • Cape May Hawkwatch Update – September 19th

    October 1, 2019 Chris Neff Cape May HawkwatchSeasonal Research

    Greetings! Jesse Amesbury here, the 2019 Cape May Hawk Counter. You may remember me from 2016 when I was an interpretive naturalist at the hawk watch. Since then I have…

  • Monarch Midday Update 9.26.19

    September 29, 2019 Chris Neff Monarch MonitoringView From The Cape

  • Summer With NJ Audubon’s Young Birders Club

    September 22, 2019 Chris Neff Young Birders

  • CMBO Songbird Banding Week 5: Warbler Season

    September 22, 2019 Chris Neff ResearchView From The Cape

  • A Rough Time for Ruffed Grouse

    September 18, 2019 Chris Neff Stewardship

    Recently the NJ Fish and Game Council unanimously voted to close the Ruffed Grouse hunting season, citing extremely low numbers of the bird across the state. While Grouse have been…

  • Morning Flight update – September 16, 2019

    September 17, 2019 Chris Neff Morning FlightSeasonal ResearchView From The Cape

    Hi all! My name is Jerald Reb and I’m super excited to be the Morning Flight Counter this fall! Some of you may remember me as one of the Interpretive…

  • CMBO Fall Banding Week 4: First big days of the season

    September 13, 2019 Chris Neff ResearchView From The Cape

  • CMBO FALL 2019 NATURALISTS AND COUNTERS

    September 10, 2019 Chris Neff View From The Cape

    Here at New Jersey Audubon’s Cape May Bird Observatory, we strive to keep our finger on the pulse of migration. It is through the efforts of our dedicated seasonal counters…

  • 2019 CMBO Songbird Banding Week 3: Western Rarities and Recaptures

    September 5, 2019 Chris Neff ResearchView From The Cape

  • Tackling the Alien Plant Invaders of Cape May Point State Park

    September 3, 2019 Chris Neff Stewardship

  • Cape May Songbird Banding: Year Two

    August 29, 2019 Chris Neff ResearchView From The Cape

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