We usually visit Cape May in late May because I like to see the shorebirds on the Delaware Bay. Well, this year that just didn’t work out, so we wound up visiting in late April instead. Cape May’s never disappointing in terms of nature, so while there weren’t the big numbers of shorebirds feeding on horseshoe crab eggs yet, there were of course lots of others, along with some nice sights I’d usually miss, like the beach plums in bloom.
Wild Turkey, Cape May Point State Park
young Eastern Cottontail, Cape May Point State Park
Prairie Warbler feeding in Beach Plum blossoms, Cape May Point State Park
