New Jersey Audubon invites all to participate in the month long
Cape MAYgration Spring Migration events calendar

New Jersey Audubon's 'Cape MAYgration': A Month-Long Migration Celebration

Annual World Series of Birding - Saturday, May 10

Cape May, NJ - The month of May is Cape May County's most active spring month for bird migration. And when the birds get moving, so does the New Jersey Audubon (NJA) and the Cape May Bird Observatory (CMBO).

The NJA and CMBO invite everyone to enjoy all that this mass May migration offers during the entire month of May, when they host bird walks, boat trips, workshops and fun celebrations all month long.

Whether a bird enthusiast, nature lover or someone who simply appreciates the great outdoors, Cape MAYgration is an opportunity to enjoy the month's endless activities at your own pace and according to your own schedule.

You choose the bird species or migration you'd like to participate in and learn more about, and it's likely that an event or activity has been planned around it - be it the glorious and colorful arrival of breeding songbirds to Belleplain; or the feast of the migrating shore birds on a billion horseshoe crab eggs on the Delaware Bayshore beaches.

Everyone near and far is invited to take part in one of the month's highlight events: The 31st Annual World Series of Birding on Saturday, May 10. More than 100 teams are expected to participate in this competitive 'Big Day' for birding and nature enthusiasts. Teams have up to 24 hours (from midnight to midnight) to count as many bird species as they can identify by sight or sound within the state of New Jersey. Each species seen or heard counts as one. NJA lays the ground work and gives participants, the playing field and rules to follow - and the rest is up to the teams.

In addition to the competition, this year, NJ Audubon is encouraging all New-Jerseyans to join in the event, tagged as 'Enjoy the Birds' Day. NJ Audubon is encouraging people to step outside on Saturday, May 10, Stop. Listen. Look and tweet about birds they see and post pictures to https://twitter.com/NJAudubon using the hashtag #njbirdwatching. Walk out your back door - how many birds can you see? Take a photo and post it on NJA's Facebook event page at www.facebook.com/njaudubon/events.

After the event, NJ Audubon staff will review the photo entries that were posted on their social media pages the day of the event. Outstanding photos - based on uniqueness, composition and effort, will be posted on the New Jersey Audubon website. The photographers of the top 10 bird photos will be awarded a complimentary NJ Audubon membership package. This package includes two 'Tickets to Discovery', each entitling the bearer and a guest to attend any regularly scheduled NJ Audubon walk or program offered by any of our centers or 'All Things Birds'.

Below is a list of all the events taking place in May during Cape MAYgration:

Mondays in May

Back Bay Birding by Boat

10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Mondays, May 5, 12, 19, 26

Aboard the Osprey, participants will have the chance to cruise the coastal salt marsh of Cape May from Island Creek to the Wildwoods and view the historic Cape May Harbor. The Osprey is a stable, roomy pontoon boat with a front deck with a railing. The boat departs from the Miss Chris Marina, 1212 Wilson Drive, in Cape May (plenty of free parking). Restroom on board. Non-motorized wheelchair accessible. More information, detailed directions, and online reservations at www.birdingbyboat.com. Please arrive in good time.

Fees: $33 members, $38 non-members (3 hours)

Birding by Ear: The Calls & Songs of Eastern Birds

Monday, May 19

With Michael O'Brien. Everyone's dreamed of learning bird songs - and everyone can. Even experienced birders spend time each spring "getting their ear in" by re-learning the songs they already know. Jump-start your audio-recall by learning how to listen critically, group and categorize song types, and (as your song and call repertoire grow) gain confidence and skill. Many of southern New Jersey's breeding birds are back and singing heartily, while migrants will be joining the chorus too. For more information please visit http://www.njaudubon.org/SectionCapeMayBirdObservatory/SchoolofBirding.aspx

Second leader (if registration warrants): Louise Zemaitis

Space is limited. Pre-registration required.

Location: Provided upon registration

Fees: $150 members, $190 non-members

Birding the Meadows with Pete Dunne

7:30 - 9:30 a.m.

Mondays, May 5, 12, 19, 26

Join Pete Dunne and other CMBO naturalists at The Nature Conservancy's Cape May Migratory Bird Refuge. The spring birding can be very rewarding at this recently restored hotspot. Meet at the refuge parking lot on Sunset Blvd.
No pre-registration necessary
Fees: $6 members, $10 non-members

Tuesdays in May

Afternoon Shorebirds at Heislerville with Mike Crewe

1:30 - 3:30 p.m.

Tuesday, May 6 & 20

Join Mike Crewe and other CMBO naturalists at the epicenter of spring shore birding on the edge of Delaware Bay. The impoundment at Heislerville WMA has become a spring legend, attracting up to four Curlew Sandpipers in recent springs, plus zillions of other shorebirds. Depending on tide conditions, this field trip may visit nearby East Point or Thompson's Beach. Meet at the clam shell parking area at the west end of Matt's Landing Road near Heislerville, next to the impoundment and across from the marina. Bring a scope if you have one.
No pre-registration necessary

Fees: $6 members, $10 non-members

Birding by Ear: The Calls & Songs of Eastern Birds

Tuesday, May 20

With Michael O'Brien. Everyone's dreamed of learning bird songs - and everyone can. Even experienced birders spend time each spring "getting their ear in" by re-learning the songs they already know. Jump-start your audio-recall by learning how to listen critically, group and categorize song types, and (as your song and call repertoire grow) gain confidence and skill. Many of southern New Jersey's breeding birds are back and singing heartily, while migrants will be joining the chorus too. For more information please visit http://www.njaudubon.org/SectionCapeMayBirdObservatory/SchoolofBirding.aspx

Second leader (if registration warrants): Louise Zemaitis

Space is limited. Pre-registration required.

Location: Provided upon registration

Fees: $150 members, $190 non-members

EZ-Birding at Cape May Point State Park

9:00 - 11:00 a.m.

Tuesdays, May 6, 13, 20, 27

We don't start too early, we don't walk too far, and we're never far from a bathroom - but we see a lot of birds anyway! These easy-paced walks are great for new birders or anyone who wants to relax a bit. Loaner binoculars are available. Meet CMBO naturalists in front of the Hawkwatch Platform at Cape May Point State Park.
No pre-registration necessary

Fees: $6 members, $10 non-members

Hidden Corners of Belleplain

7:30 - 10:30 a.m.

Tuesdays May 6, 13, 20, 27

Visit some of the lesser-known parts of this marvelous state forest for spring migrant birds, wildflowers and whatever crosses our path. Meet at the Belleplain State Forest Office, just off Route 550, west of Woodbine.
No pre-registration necessary

Fees: $9 members, $15 non-members

Morning Shorebirds at Heislerville with Mike Crewe

7:30 - 9:30 a.m.

Tuesday, May 13 & 17

Join Mike Crewe and other CMBO naturalists at the epicenter of spring shorebirding on the edge of Delaware Bay. The impoundment at Heislerville WMA has become a spring legend, attracting up to four Curlew Sandpipers in recent springs, plus zillions of other shorebirds. Depending on tide conditions, this field trip may visit nearby East Point or Thompson's Beach. Meet at the clam shell parking area at the west end of Matt's Landing Road near Heislerville, next to the impoundment and across from the marina. Bring a scope if you have one.
No pre-registration necessary.

Fees: $6 members, $10 non-members

Spring Shorebirds and Southern Breeders

Tuesday, May 13

With Pete Dunne. Come with us to witness the Delaware Bay's celebrated springtime shorebird concentration, coupled with Cape May and Cumberland County warbler hot-spots - all resulting in a lot of great birds, all close together and all offering great learning opportunities. Red Knots, Dunlin, maybe a Curlew Sandpiper plus woodland birds like Yellow-throated and Prothonotary Warblers and Summer Tanagers. More information at http://www.njaudubon.org/SectionCapeMayBirdObservatory/SchoolofBirding.aspx

Pre-registration is required. Space is limited.

Location: Provided upon registration

Fees: $150 members, $190 non-members

Wednesdays in May

Appalachian Spring Birding

Wednesday, May 28

With Scott Barnes. New Jersey's craggy 'top end' can seem a world away from the flattened landscapes of Cape May. On this Birding Break, we take you on a tour of the wonderful array of habitats around High Point and Stokes Forest, in search of such spring delights as drumming Ruffed Grouse, singing Cerulean Warblers and Hermit Thrushes. This trip aims to cover as many different habitats in the area as possible, as we learn which species can be found where and how to track them down. Second leader (if registration warrants): Linda Mack. More information at http://www.njaudubon.org/SectionCapeMayBirdObservatory/SchoolofBirding.aspx

Pre-registration is required. Space is limited.

Location: Provided upon registration

Fees: $150 members, $190 non-members

Birding Cape May Point

7:30 - 9:30 a.m.

Wednesdays, May 7, 14, 21, 28

Some of South Jersey's best birding occurs right in the heart of Cape May Point. Meet Mike Crewe and CMBO naturalists at Cape May Point State Park at the Hawkwatch Platform.
No pre-registration necessary

Fees: $6 members, $10 non-members

Exploring Cumberland

7:30 - 10:30 a.m.

Wednesdays, May 7, 14, 21

Visit little-known hotspots in eastern Cumberland County and search for migrants and breeding birds while also enjoying wildflowers, amphibians and more. Meet CMBO naturalists at the parking area at the base of the Maurice River Bridge on Route 670, just a few miles from the western junction of Routes 47 and 347.
No pre-registration necessary

Fees: $9 members, $15 non-members

Nummy's Island Bird Walk

4:30 - 6:30 p.m.

Wednesdays, May 7, 14, 21

This rich salt marsh is one of the best spots to observe hunting and breeding Clapper Rails, herons and egrets, American Oystercatchers, Ospreys, Black Skimmers, terns and Seaside Sparrows, and to enjoy mudflats teeming with migrant shorebirds. Meet CMBO naturalists on Nummy's Island just south of the free bridge on Ocean Drive after leaving Stone Harbor.

No pre-registration necessary

Fees: $6 members, $10 non-members

Spring Shorebirds and Southern Breeders

Wednesday, May 14

With Pete Dunne. Come with us to witness the Delaware Bay's celebrated springtime shorebird concentration, coupled with Cape May and Cumberland County warbler hot-spots - all resulting in a lot of great birds, all close together and all offering great learning opportunities. Red Knots, Dunlin, maybe a Curlew Sandpiper plus woodland birds like Yellow-throated and Prothonotary Warblers and Summer Tanagers. More information at

http://www.njaudubon.org/SectionCapeMayBirdObservatory/SchoolofBirding.aspx

Pre-registration is required. Space is limited.

Location: Provided upon registration

Fees: $150 members, $190 non-members

Thursdays in May

Appalachian Spring Birding

Thursday, May 29

With Scott Barnes. New Jersey's craggy 'top end' can seem a world away from the flattened landscapes of Cape May. On this Birding Break, we take you on a tour of the wonderful array of habitats around High Point and Stokes Forest, in search of such spring delights as drumming Ruffed Grouse, singing Cerulean Warblers and Hermit Thrushes. This trip aims to cover as many different habitats in the area as possible, as we learn which species can be found where and how to track them down. Second leader (if registration warrants): Linda Mack. More information at

http://www.njaudubon.org/SectionCapeMayBirdObservatory/SchoolofBirding.aspx

Pre-registration is required. Space is limited.

Location: Provided upon registration

Fees: $150 members, $190 non-members

Chowder Chat

6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

Thursdays, May 15, 22, 29

Chow down on chowder (seafood and vegetarian options) at the Nature Center of Cape May while enjoying a special lecture focusing on the unique natural Shorebird-Horseshoe Crab phenomenon that is so special here in the Delaware Bayshore region. Each Chowder Chat includes soup, beverages and the program.
No pre-registration required

Fees: Members $10, non-members $15

The Chowder Chat topics are as follows:

May 15 - Kevin Karlson, wildlife photographer and co-author of The Shorebird Guide, will take you on a photographic field trip of New Jersey's Delaware Bay shoreline. Enjoy an exhibit of his work on display throughout the Center's education hall and Harborside Art Gallery.

May 22 - Horseshoe Crab Biology: Gretchen Whitman and Sam Wilson. Nature Center of Cape May staff welcomes you into the Center's marine laboratory classroom for a hands-on encounter of these fascinating fellows.

May 29 - Tour of the Rutgers Aquaculture Innovation Center. See science in action and meet the scientists whose research includes raising juvenile horseshoe crabs from eggs. Meet at the Nature Center for a quick cup of Chowder and introduction, then, we will carpool the five miles over to the AIC for this exclusive tour.

Birds of the Belleplain State Forest

7:30 - 10:30 a.m.

Thursdays, May 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
Many southern birds, including Summer Tanager, Hooded Warbler, Acadian Flycatcher and Yellow-billed Cuckoo, are near the northern limit of their breeding range in Belleplain. The experts at the Cape May Observatory know the best spots to view these birds.

Meet at the Belleplain State Forest Office, just off Route 550, west of Woodbine.

No pre-registration necessary

Fees: $9 members, $15 non-members

Shorebirds at Heislerville with Pete Dunne

Thursday, May 1 & 15

1:00 - 3:00 p.m.

Thursday, May 8 & 22

3:00 - 5:00 p.m.

Meet other naturalists at the epicenter of spring shore birding on the edge of Delaware Bay. The impoundment at Heislerville WMA has become a spring legend, attracting up to four Curlew Sandpipers in recent springs, plus many other shorebirds. Depending on tide conditions, this field trip may visit nearby East Point or Thompson's Beach. Meet at the clam shell parking area at the end of Matt's Landing Road near Heislerville, next to the impoundment and across from the marina. Bring a scope if you have one.
No pre-registration necessary

Fees: $6 members, $10 non-members

Warblers by Sight and Sound

Thursday, May 22

With Scott Whittle. Few families of birds are so colorful, vocal and animate as the North American warblers and no spring is complete without a trip seeking warbler waves. Here's your trip, timed to catch the peak of the wave of northern species like Blackburnian, Blackpoll and Canada, while also engaging southern breeders like Hooded, Yellow-throated and Prothonotary. This workshop aims to help you pick up on both audio and visual clues to be able to quickly and accurately locate these springtime gems. More information athttp://www.njaudubon.org/SectionCapeMayBirdObservatory/SchoolofBirding.aspx

Pre-registration is required. Space is limited.

Location: Provided upon registration

Fees: $150 members, $190 non-members

Fridays in May

A Meadows Afternoon

3:00 - 5:00 p.m.

Fridays, May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

The open landscape of the South Cape May Meadows is an ideal location for afternoon birding. Seasonally flooded ponds attract ducks and shorebirds, while beach nesters like Piping Plovers and American Oystercatchers will be back and busy.

No pre-registration necessary

Fees: $6 members, $10 non-members

Back Bay Sundowner by Boat

6:00 - 8:30 p.m.

Fridays, May 2, 16, 23, 30

Enjoy some fine birding on Cape May's back bays as the sun drops low in the western sky. What better way to enjoy a Cape May sunset than afloat amongst the shorebirds, herons and egrets of the salt marshes - and a prime time for Clapper Rails too. We leave from the Miss Chris Marina, 1218 Wilson Drive, in Cape May (plenty of free parking).

To register, please call The Osprey on (609) 898-3500.

Fees: $35

Get more information, detailed directions, and online reservations at www.birdingbyboat.com.

Bayshore Birding Special with Pete Dunne

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Friday, May 16

Join Pete Dunne and Dale Rosselet for this special full day exploration of the very best of the Delaware Bayshore's beaches, marshes and woodlands. Visit the places that inspired the stories from Pete's Bayshore Summer, and enjoy shorebirds, songbirds and the natural history of the region.

Pre-registration required. Limit - 8 people

Location: Provided upon registration

Fees: $200/person, inclusive of travel, lunch and birds

Higbee Beach Bird Walk

7:30 - 9:30 a.m.

Fridays, May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

Blue Grosbeaks, Brown Thrashers, Yellow-Breasted Chats, Yellow Warblers and White-Eyed Vireos all arrive in April to breed here. Any spring warblers and other songbirds migrate through as well. Join Mike Crewe and CMBO naturalists at the Higbee Beach Wildlife Management Area parking lot, located at the west end of New England Road. Additional parking is available on the road to the jetty which leads to the right from the entrance to the lot.

No pre-registration necessary

Fees: $6 members, $10 non-members

Spring Migration Peak Week

Friday, May 2 - Sunday, May 4

Celebrate the season with the exuberance of spring migration. Songbirds deposited by the night sky and shorebirds teeming on the mudflats, Hooded and Kentucky Warblers singing in the shadows of Belleplain State Forest, Summer Tanagers "piki-tuck"ing overhead. Red Knots and Sanderlings feeding in mosaics of rust and silver on the Delaware Bay shore, egrets and herons dotting the backbay meadows. This break is all about diversity and focuses not only on identifying the birds, but also learning a little about their lives. More information at

http://www.njaudubon.org/SectionCapeMayBirdObservatory/SchoolofBirding.aspx

Pre-registration is required. Space is limited.

Location Provided upon registration.

Fees: $225 members, $265 non-members

Please register at http://www.njaudubon.org/SectionCapeMayBirdObservatory/EventsCalendar/ProgramRegistration.aspx.

Warblers by Sight and Sound

Friday, May 23

With Scott Whittle. Few families of birds are so colorful, vocal and animate as the North American warblers and no spring is complete without a trip seeking warbler waves. Here's your trip, timed to catch the peak of the wave of northern species like Blackburnian, Blackpoll and Canada, while also engaging southern breeders like Hooded, Yellow-throated and Prothonotary. This workshop aims to help you pick up on both audio and visual clues to be able to quickly and accurately locate these springtime gems. More information at

http://www.njaudubon.org/SectionCapeMayBirdObservatory/SchoolofBirding.aspx

Pre-registration is required. Space is limited.

Location: Provided upon registration

Fees: $150 members, $190 non-members

Saturdays in May

Cape MAYgration CeleBAYtion

2:00 - 8:00 p.m.

Saturday, May 17

Bayshore Barbeque at Natali Vineyards - join in on the fun - it is the peak weekend for horseshoe crabs, red knots and migrating shorebirds. Come watch the fascinating spring migration with friends and family. It is the perfect event to meet new birdwatching friends while enjoying a delicious buffet, tasty cocktail hour and live bluegrass music - all while taking in the beautiful nature that surround us along the Delaware Bay. More details and registration information at:

http://www.njaudubon.org/SectionCapeMayBirdObservatory/CapeMAYgration/May17Event.aspx

Pre-registration required

Fees: $125 members, $150 non-members

Location: Natali Vineyards 221 North Delsea Drive Cape May Courthouse, NJ

Birds of the Belleplain State Forest

7:30 - 10:30 a.m.

Saturdays, May 3, 17, 24

Many southern birds, including Summer Tanager, Hooded Warbler, Acadian Flycatcher and Yellow-billed Cuckoo, are near the northern limit of their breeding range in Belleplain. The experts at the Cape May Observatory know the best spots to view these birds.

Meet at the Belleplain State Forest Office, just off Route 550, west of Woodbine.

No pre-registration necessary

Fees: $9 members, $15 non-members

Explore the Shore - Special Horseshoe Crab Edition

11:00 - 12:30 p.m.

Saturday, May 17, 24, 31

Discover the secrets of Cape May Harbor as we explore the shore and marsh. Join our naturalists as we hike the beach, pull a seine net (weather permitting), and encounter an incredible diversity of marine life. We'll learn about the fascinating lives of the animals that inhabit our coastal and wetland habitats; including the fascinating and ancient Horseshoe Crab. Have an up-close experience with horseshoe crabs, sea stars, and other local marine critters in our laboratory and learn why these animals are so important.

Walk-ins welcome. No pre-registration necessary.

Fees: $6 members; $8 non-members, children under 3 free

Salt Marsh Safari on the Skimmer

10:00 a.m. - noon

Saturdays, May 3, 24, 31

Hop aboard the pontoon boat the Skimmer! Trips depart from Dolphin Cove Marina reached from Ocean Drive just a little north of Cape May. This pristine area of salt marsh offers birding as soon as you board the boat. Up close sightings of herons, egrets, nesting Osprey, gulls & terns, shorebirds, the ever-elusive Clapper Rail and, of course, Black Skimmers are all here.

For reservations and directions visit www.skimmer.com.

Fees: $28 (2 hours)

Shorebird Field Day with Pete Dunne and Kevin Karlson

11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Saturday, May 17

Join Pete and Kevin for this very special, one-day event. After some concentrated shorebirding at Heislerville impoundment pools and surrounding area, our shorebird research team will provide up close and personal views of shorebirds as well as share current information on efforts to conserve these globally important species. We will also focus on horseshoe crabs and the overall natural history of the Delaware Bayshore.

Pre-registration required: Limit - 20 people.

Location: Provided upon registration

Fees: $50/person

Spring Migrants at the Rea Farm

7:30 - 9:30 a.m.

Saturdays, May 3, 17, 24, 31

Some of the spring's best birding occurs on this working farm, known locally as "The Beanery." NJA has leased the birding privileges, giving people access to some of the least-disturbed parts of Cape May Point.

No pre-registration necessary

Fees: $6 members,$10 non-members

The Birds of Cape May: A Bird Walk for All People

3 :00 - 5:00 p.m.

Saturdays, May 3, 24, 31

This event allows for bird watch enthusiasts of all levels of experience to enjoy the variety of bird life. People who are new to bird watching will be able to rent binoculars. See twenty species of birds or the walk is free!
No pre-registration necessary

Fees: $6 members, $10 non-members

Tour Rutgers Aquaculture Innovation Center (NEW)

10:00 - 11:30 a.m.

Saturday, May 24

Discover this hidden gem located in Cape May and now open for tours to the public. The Aquaculture Innovation Center, run by Rutgers University, is a cutting edge scientific research facility focusing on growing (literally) the oyster industry in the Delaware Bay and on conducting research on the still enigmatic yet fascinating Horseshoe crab. This exclusive behind the scenes tour is offered only through a partnership with the Nature Center of Cape May. Call the Nature Center on 609-898-8848 to register.

Location: Provided upon registration

Fees: $10 members; $15 non-members

World Series of Birding

midnight - midnight

Saturday, May 10

It's the 31st annual World Series of Birding, the event that raises over $500,000 annually for conservation. Learn how to participate or become a team sponsor. Call or write: World Series of Birding, Cape May Bird Observatory, 701 E. Lake Drive, PO Box 3, Cape May Point, NJ 08212; phone (609) 884-2736; or emailwww.worldseriesofbirding.org

Sundays in May

Back Bay Birding by Boat

10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Sundays, May 4, 11, 18, 25

Aboard the Osprey people will have the chance to cruise the coastal salt marsh of Cape May from Island Creek to the Wildwoods and view the historic Cape May Harbor. The Osprey is a stable roomy pontoon boat with a front deck with a railing. The boat departs from the Miss Chris Marina, 1212 Wilson Drive, in Cape May (plenty of free parking). Restroom on board. Non-motorized wheelchair accessible.
More information, detailed directions and online reservations at www.birdingbyboat.com. Please arrive in good time.

Fees: $33 members, $38 non-members

Bayshore Birding Special with Pete Dunne

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Sunday, May 18

Join Pete Dunne and Dale Rosselet for this special full day exploration of the very best of the Delaware Bayshore's beaches, marshes and woodlands. Visit the places that inspired the stories from Pete's Bayshore Summer, and enjoy shorebirds, songbirds and the natural history of the region.

Pre-registration required. Limit 8 people.

Location: Provided upon registration

Fees: $200/person, inclusive of travel, lunch and birds

Birding by Kayak from Cape May

1:30 - 3:30 p.m.

Sundays, May 4, 18, 25

To register, please call Miss Chris Kayaks on (609) 884-3351.

Join a naturalist guide and travel up Cape Island Creek and vicinity for looks at secretive rails, nesting Ospreys, migrant shorebirds and other salt marsh life. We leave from the Miss Chris Marina, 1218 Wilson Drive, in Cape May (plenty of free parking). More information can be found at www.capemaykayaks.com.

Fees: $45 per person for single kayak rental; $80 for two people and a double kayak

Cox Hall Creek WMA Bird Walk

7:30 - 9:30 a.m.

Sundays, May 4, 18, 25

Explore this former golf course 253-acre state wildlife management area. Trails include easy-walking asphalt paths traversing meadows, open woods, numerous ponds and wet woods along Cox Hall Creek. Good for woodpeckers, Pine Warblers and other early migrants. Meet the leaders at the parking area at the west end of Shawmount Ave. (off Route 603 / Bayshore Road, south of Route 654 / Fulling Mill Road, 0.2 miles south of the Lower Township municipal buildings and library).
No pre-registration necessary

Fees: $6 members, $10 non-members

For more information about Cape MAYgration and the many activities listed here visithttp://www.njaudubon.org/SectionCapeMayBirdObservatory/CapeMAYgration.aspx.