Free, public birding trip at Bull's Island State Park with Washington Crossing Audubon
Join Washington Crossing Audubon Society (www.washingtoncrossingaudubon.org) at 8:30 AM on Saturday, May 26 for a free, public field trip led by Sharyn Magee, Franta Broulick, and Lou Beck at Bull’s Island State Park. We will observe many interesting birds, especially warblers, nesting in the trees along the Delaware River and cliff swallows under the bridge.
Directions: North on Route 29 through Stockton to park entrance on left, 3.5 miles North of the town. Turn left at sign for the park and cross over the bridge to the parking lot straight ahead. There is a shaded picnic grove, so bring a lunch for after our walk. Contact Lou Beck at (609) 737-0070 if additional information is needed.
bill wolfe
8:18 am on Sunday, May 6, 2012
Folks who love birds should know that DEP plans to CLEAR CUT all those trees on Bull's Island that provide habitat to warblers (and T&E indiana bat). Please call and/or write DEP Commissioner Martin and Gov. Christie and tell him to stop DEP clearcut. For a lll the documents and details, see this:
NEW JERSEY WAR ON “KILLER TREES” VIOLATES FEDERAL LAW — Bull's Island Is Habitat for Endangered Bat and Protected Migratory Birds
http://www.peer.org/news/news_id.php?row_id=1574
bill wolfe
8:28 am on Sunday, May 6, 2012
For those that would like to learn more about all the damage going on at Bull's Island, photos, and why DEP plans to CLEAR CUT the massive 200 year old sycamore's there , please hit this link - I have been visiting, researching and blogging about the situation for weeks:
http://www.wolfenotes.com/2012/04/dep-clear-cut-plan-would-violate-federal-law/