East Point Lighthouse NJ

 

The East Point Lighthouse is the second oldest lighthouse in New Jersey. It's located on the eastern shore of Maurice River Cove.

Built in 1849, the lighthouse is the only onshore lighthouse on the Delaware Bay.

The Lighthouse is in Heislerville, Cumberland County NJ.

It was formerly named Maurice Lighthouse. Locals pronounce Maurice as MOR-iss.

Nearby

There's a sandy beach

And marshes where you see Ospreys and other birds.

Location

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Alamosa National Wildlife Refuge Colorado

Alamosa National Wildlife Refuge is located in south-central Colorado near the town of Alamosa.

 

The refuge is near the bottom of the San Luis Valley situated within three mountain ranges: Sangre de Cristo, San Juan, and Sawatch.

It's a place for local wildlife and migratory birds.

Photos are mine and are from August 2021

I used my Canon D70 and Sigma 150-600 lens.

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White Bear Lake Minnesota

 White Bear Lake is a pleasant area on the East side of St Paul. I stopped on my way to Voyageurs National Park.

There's a nice beach area.

There's an attractive natural area as well.

Overall, my brief visit to White Bear Lake was enjoyable. If you find yourself stopping here, I hope you enjoy the lakeside trails.

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Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge NJ

 

Osprey 8 April 2024/ suttong.com

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The picture above is a video collection of favorite pictures and a video clip, 

which are mostly from 2015 and others from 2017. The video is on YouTube.

I began visiting this area as a student when the refuge was called Brigantine. The photos and video are mostly from 2015 but a couple were from 2017.

The refuge is well worth visiting. You can learn more from their website at https://www.fws.gov/refuge/edwin_b_forsythe/

The Osprey grabs attention early on.

I will add a few more photos. To see a larger collection, watch the video above, which is also on my YouTube channel.

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Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge Virginia

 

We visited the Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge on Monday, 5th October 2020. We paid the $5 entrance fee and soon stopped to view an Osprey on the westside of the entrance road.

Next, we parked by the closed visitor centre and followed an short eastward trail to the beach.

We then walked south of the centre along available trails, which were not fully open to the public. Here's a sample of what we saw.

I took a couple of videos available from my YouTube channel.

Birds on the Beach video

Short video of an Osprey

Rio Grande Nature Center State Park New Mexico

 

The park is located near the Rio Grande. The address is 2901 Candelaria Rd. NW Albuquerque NM 87107. There is a visitor center, a shop, and an educational building.

Outside is a pond with turtles.

An Audubon guide describes several local birds.

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St James Park London England

Pelicans St James Park 2016 / Geoff Sutton

St James Park is one of the eight Royal Parks in London. It's a great place for a walk or picnic. And for visitors, it is close to such landmarks as Buckingham Palace and Whitehall.
















By the way, pelicans have been in the park for nearly 400 years, when the Russian Ambassador gave
pelicans as a gift to King Charles II.

The flowers are beautiful in the Spring.













You'll find a variety of waterfowl and some funny antics by furry residents.

I just sat back and enjoyed watching this squirrel.

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