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Cape May, New Jersey
Cape May Point
10-7-13
A juvenile Little Blue Heron is completely white in contrast to the very pretty blue-gray adult . An important field mark to identify juveniles is the green legs. Seen in the freshwater pond at The Nature Conservancy's South Cape May Meadows Preserve . Click here to see a 1st spring individual I photographed in Florida in 2009, which was the first time that I had seen this species.
Last year (October 6-12) I traveled to southern New Jersey for "Cape May Magic" an American Birding Association workshop conducted by Mark Garland and Pat & Clay Sutton . It was a wonderful week of birding and learning about birds, although it was rainy and very windy. The storm, a nor'easter (a cyclonic storm that moves along the east coast of North America. It’s called “nor’easter” because the winds over coastal areas blow from a northeasterly direction) , lasted most of the week. As a result, the conditions were generally very challenging for bird photography. Despite the weather, I enjoyed it so much that I spent another five days there in mid-October 2014. Due to its location at the end of a peninsula bordered by Delaware Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, Cape May , New Jersey is a migrant trap and one of the top birding destinations in North America.
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North American Herons, by Julie L. Brown by Julie L. Brown, Photobirder