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Cape May Monarch Monitoring Project Annual Report 2025

By Anna Haggenjos and Alia Bacon Project Overview The Cape May Bird Observatory’s Monarch Monitoring Project (MMP) is believed to be the longest-running research program on a migratory insect in the world. It was created in 1990 and has now collected over 30 years of tagging and census data. Our…...

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Montclair Hawkwatch Report (November 2025): The Exemplary End

For the final time this season– greetings from the Montclair Hawkwatch! With the end of November comes the end of the hawk count season at Montclair. While we’re sad to see it come to a close, it’s a great time to look back at the wonderful month and season we…...

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Montclair Hawkwatch Report (October 2025): A Time of Transition

Hello once again from the Montclair Hawkwatch! With the end of another month here at Montclair, it’s great to reminisce on the past and discuss what’s in store for the month to come. October is a time of transition for raptor migration in the East. As temperatures slowly drop and…...

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Montclair Hawkwatch Biweekly Report, Sept 1 – Sept 14: Learning the Locals

Greetings to all from the Montclair Hawkwatch! I’m Peter, the counter at the Montclair Hawkwatch this season, and it’s a pleasure to be writing to you all today. As the watch enters its third week of open season, it’s always great to take some time to look back on weeks…...

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Above Par Birding at Cox Hall Creek – September 21, 2025

Leaders: Kathy & Roger Horn, Jackie Parker, Holly & Mark Lemieux, Bernie Hodgdon Temp: 68°F Winds: NE 9 mph Weather Conditions: partly cloudy We hit a few pockets of migrants on our walk this morning at CHC WMA which produced seven warbler species. A small flock of Eastern Bluebirds was…...

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