Cape May Point State Park
Cape May Point State Park’s fall colors are flowers
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Another gorgeous day at Cape May Point State Park
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RARE BIRD ALERT!
It’s that time of year again, the crepe myrtles are in bloom
FALL NATURE WALKS
LABOR DAY WEEKEND SCHEDULE
It might be the end of August, but fall migration is already started
Spoon feeding the elderly box turtle
Found this cute little bird nest when trimming trail on Friday
Feeding the black rat snake at the Nature Center
A NORTHERN grey treefrog calling in Cape May Courthouse
Bull thistle may be an invasive species, but it is very wildlife friendly
The black backed gulls and herring gulls are back on Cape May Point beaches
A perfect photo from Cape May Point State Park
The cottontail rabbit is very familiar to most suburbanites, and even some city folk
Spotted knapweed may be a minor invasive in Cape May, but it is toxic to livestock and thus it can be a problem for farmers
