Cape May Point State Park
GREAT EGRET, photo courtesy of Chris Borkowski
More purple loosestrife found in the State Park
Bored on a rainy Saturday?
Purple loosestrife has long been the poster child for invasive species of plants
Some of our favorite animals in the Nature Center
KID'S & CRITTERS will be extended this July!
The deep water off Cape May Point State enables dolphins to come unusually close to shore, sometimes putting on quite a show
Beautiful box turtle seen on 9:00 am Saturday Nature Walk
JULY 4th SCHEDULE
If you’re walking the beach, be sure to look for the oyster catcher family
A white marked tussock moth caterpillar was seen on this morning‘s nature walk
Very common but rarely seen mud turtles are the smallest turtles at Cape May Point State Park
For those of you who have enjoyed my carnivorous plant videos from Belleplain State Forest: The Venus flytrap is not from New Je…
PURPLE LOOSESTRIFE, A highly invasive plant, Is still found in gardens everywhere in Cape May, despite years of bad publicity
Two common Cape May Point clams that folks always mix up
It's hard to eat a spider if it is sitting on your nose!
Horseshoe crabs spawning on the Cape May Harbor.
Look for the Kingbird that’s been hanging out in the butterfly garden between the office and the nature center
