Higbee Beach Wildlife Management Area
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FAQ NJ Audubon Centers Our Funders & Partners Acknowledgements How Did You Hear About Us? Listed location: Higbee Beach Wildlife Management Area. Website captured for verification.
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FAQ NJ Audubon Centers Our Funders & Partners Acknowledgements How Did You Hear About Us? Listed location: Higbee Beach Wildlife Management Area. Website captured for verification.
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FAQ NJ Audubon Centers Our Funders & Partners Acknowledgements How Did You Hear About Us?Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Welcome to Higbee Kevin Karlson SITE DESCRIPTION: In September and October, birds on their southward migration are funneled down the Cape May peninsula, directly into Higbee Beach WMA.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
In spring, when birds are northbound, Higbee is the first landfall after crossing the Delaware Bay, so migrants will often stop to rest and feed.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Some of our flashiest spring visitors are at their colorful best, including Scarlet Tanager, American Redstart, Black-throated Blue and Northern Parula Warblers.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Higbee Beach Wildlife Management Area Search: NJ Birding Map Home About Us Introduction Why Wildlife Trails?Source captured for BeachFinder verification
After a mile, turn Left onto CR 641/New England Road.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
After 1.2 miles on New England Road, the road will end in the Higbee Beach WMA parking lot.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Map ACCESS AND PARKING: Open daily from dawn to dusk.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Official website captured for verification. Email from source data: bwtfeedback@njaudubon.org
Higbee Beach Wildlife Management Area has source-backed location data for Higbee Beach Wildlife Management Area. Profile type: beach club.
FAQ NJ Audubon Centers Our Funders & Partners Acknowledgements How Did You Hear About Us?
