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Massachusetts
Cape
Cod August 2006
- Another excellent
idea when visiting Cape Cod is to go whale watching, as doing
so provides you with a great opportunity to also look for
pelagic birds...Chris Hill reports
New Jersey Reports:
Cape May and Delaware September 16-26th 2010 
- Report in .pdf format (1.8Mb) by Hans-Ake Gustavsson
Birding trip to Cape May
N.J 14 September to 20 September2002
- Alain Pataud experiences
a September migration at Cape May.
Cape May, New Jersey - USA
- I visited twice, once from 14 - 21 June 1997
and between 29 September – October 2000. I stayed mainly
around Cape May with few excursions outside this spot. Cape May
is situated on the most southern tip of New Jersey, 100 km from
Philadelphia and 200 km from New York. I noted here what species
I recorded and where. Three trips outside Cape May County, were
to Seeley for cranes, Forsythe for ducks and to Chedar Ville for
the Loggerhead Shrike...Justin Jansen reports.
New Jersey
(September '97)
- Rick Simpson had a six day stopover
in New Jersey in September '97 on his way back from Brazil....
New York (and State)
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New York State, USA, 8th-26th August 2007
- Set amongst woodland with pond, stream and maize fields around provided good birding with an adult Bald Eagle over, Red-tailed Hawk, Ruby-throated Hummingbirds coming to the porch feeders, Hairy Woodpecker...Bob Marchant reports
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New York
27 Dec 2004 - 2 Jan 2005
- Helen Graham gives a short
update from NY
Washington, DC. Reports:
Washington DC August
2000
- This is the report of the trip that three
Spanish birdwatchers (and another friend) made to Washington,
D.C. and surrounding areas, written by Marian Alvarez.
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