Cape May for nonbirders
For many birders, Cape May stands out as a migration Mecca. The birding hot spot at the southernmost point of New Jersey lures birders from around the world.
Some birders, however, might find their choice of travel destination hindered by relatives or friends who don't like to watch or look for birds. This photo essay is an attempt to remedy that.
Nonbirders can find many ways to enjoy their time in and around Cape May while their birding relative(s) and friend(s) soak up the local sites and the smorgasbord of species. For instance:
or
Click that link for more ideas!
Some birders, however, might find their choice of travel destination hindered by relatives or friends who don't like to watch or look for birds. This photo essay is an attempt to remedy that.
Nonbirders can find many ways to enjoy their time in and around Cape May while their birding relative(s) and friend(s) soak up the local sites and the smorgasbord of species. For instance:
or
Click that link for more ideas!
Labels: Cape May
posted by Amy at 11:29 AM
5 Comments:
Great food, nice shopping, quaint B&B's, lovely beaches... and tons of birds! What's not to love? The fact that it's 2 hrs. away and I only get there once a year or so is sinful.
Do we get to see you again at Autumn Weekend?
The Wildwoods, near Cape May, have some wonderful beaches. I think they are the best in New Jersey, though others may disagree. There is plenty for nonbirders to do around there, as long as the birders and nonbirders are content to split up for the day.
"as long as the birders and nonbirders are content to split up for the day."
Exactly! For some reason, some folks think you have to be together all the time while on vacation. Bah.
There are several of us blogging buddies going to meet out there for Autumn Weekend this fall. Any suggestions?
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