SUNSET BEACH — Mid Atlantic Center for the Arts (MAC) dedicated Fire Control Tower No. 23, a World War II lookout tower, on Armed Forces Day, Saturday May 16. A ribbon was cut as a giant flag was lowered from the tower’s roof and white doves released. About a dozen, local World War II veterans […]

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The Waterbird Society meeting will be held November 4-7, 2009 at Cape May, New Jersey, and will be hosted by the New Jersey Audubon Society. This is the first time the meeting has been held on the northeast coast since 2000 and we are expecting a large turnout of long-time members and students. Three full […]

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Saturday, MAY 16 7:00 – 9:00 AM FIELD WORKSHOP Birding by Ear with Michael O’Brien 7:30 – 9:30 AM FIELD TRIP Cape May Point State Park 7:30 – 9:30 AM FIELD TRIP Cape May Migratory Bird Refuge 7:30 – 9:30 AM FIELD TRIP Higbee Beach 7:30 – 9:30 AM FIELD TRIP Rea Farm 9:30 – […]

Keep reading: Cape May birding tours schedule for Spring 2009 at Cape May Pointe State Park area

Birds and bird watchers take to the field By On Deck Staff Capemaycountyherald.com In baseball the season is just starting and the pennant race is wide open. But in the world of competitive birding, it’s already come down to the biggest game of the series. On May 9, millions of birds and hundreds of bird […]

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CAPE MAY — Delaware River and Bay Authority Commissioners (DRBA) has increased the rates this season. Travelers staying in Cape May at Bed and Breakfasts, or hotels with cars will pay more than those without vehicles. There are Cape May ferry discounts available for more frequent visitors to Cape May. Effective April 1, the new […]

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Spring is in bloom in historic Cape May. That means it is once again time for the 30th Annual Great Cape May Footrace. This annual Cape May attraction is sponsored by Cape May Chamber of Commerce.  The run offers great scenery along the beach passing bed and breakfast, guest houses, hotels, and private residence while […]

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Cape May is located at the southern most tip of the New Jersey. The Cape May NJ peninsula is a unique spot that allows party fishing boats to fish in Delaware Bay or the Atlantic ocean. The party boats fish for mackerel, drumfish, weakfish, flounder, tautog, seabass, blue fish, and striped bass. There are several […]

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Several blazed trails lead visitors to various pond, coastal dune, marsh and forest habitats of the park where wildlife can be viewed from observation platforms. This natural area is significant along the East Coast for its resident and migratory birds and includes habitat suitable for northern and southern species of fauna and flora. Cape May […]

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The Cape May ferry is a transportation option for visitors from Washington, Baltimore, Virginia, and Delaware.  The ferry brings travelers from Lewis Delaware to Historic Cape May in just 80 minutes. But the ferry is much more than just a transportation vehicle. It can be a real pleasant afternoon boat ride.  Many guest rave about […]

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Cape May is situated at the southern most point of NJ and is surrounded by water. It is a haven for fisherman offering large purse shark,marlin and tuna fishing tournaments annually with some in spring and other in summer. Cape May also offers daily charter fishing with many options available at Jersey Cape Marina just […]

Keep reading: One Great Activity to try while in Victorian Cape May is Fishing