Places like these are the best. Love it when you video areas like this. I think you were born with eagle eyes. I can't fathom how you see things so far away from you, but I am glad you can.
The chattering birds were Marsh Wrens. The smaller white egret was a Snowy Egret and I think I heard Pine Warblers when you were on the trail. I see that you already figured out Laughing Gull and Herring Gull.
That was absolutely beautiful thanks Cliff. Love that wildlife you are seeing. Love the roses. Thanks for taking me along. Please stay safe and take care
Even though you are not in PA, ( LOL ) your exploration and sharing with us is off the charts. What wonderful views and scenes of nature. Thank you for taking us along. Can't wait to see your camping set up this time.
Hi Cliff, what a cool place, so much wildlife to see, it's really great that there are places like this for the wildlife to take refuge in their natural habitat. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💖
I go by 10 Osprey nests and an Eagle's nest on my bus route during school. Other day I came around a curve and there was an Eagle in the road feeding on a dead fawn. He took off and flew to a near by tree. I was within @ 100 ft
At track 28:24 there are a few black skimmers mixed in with the seagulls. My favorite shore bird at this refuge. I enjoyed going along with you on the drive and trails today. Thank you😊😊
Cliff, It's so good to see you visiting our old stomping grounds. That's the most Osprey and Turtles I've ever seen at one time, the nest areas have worked wonderfully. Many of the animal and bird species on my life list were from that area, you just have to go on a regular bases. WE even saw Pelicans and Roseate Spoonbills, amazing. It' similar to Bombay Hook which you've visited. I Spent a great portion of my life visiting the people and the forgotten towns of New Jersey including Harrisia or Harrisburg. When you get to the ruins of the paper mill , although it' was fenced, if you walked toward the back it was open and you could get good photos without actually walking among the ruins. I don't know about today, maybe not anymore. Back in the late 50 to 70's it was still in pretty good condition. WE left in 2013 but WE have explored so many of the areas which no longer exist and met many of the old timers who have now passed. Cheers, Rik Spector
Cliff, if you get a chance, the next time you stop by this park, check out 'Seven Bridges Road' in Tuckerton NJ, it's not too far from here. You will see some good stuff here also, seven bridges thru a huge swamp marsh.
You would enjoy Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge on the Outer Banks of NC. One of my favorite places. Make sure you have bug repellent of some sort!!!!
Cliff, I visited Friendship when the buildings were still there, there was a family of squatters in one and another one was heavy stone work, you could walk down in the open cellar which was much cooler than the area around it. The State leveled the buildings and mothing exists any more. Just like Pennsy, the Pine Barrens had many iron forges and some stamping mills and the descendants of those people still live the and remember those days and places like Bodines Tavern,
Should have stuck to the marsh areas. You can do the wooded paths in PA. I frequent a photography forum & some of the members do pretty good down there with the wading, birds of prey, ducks & the shore birds. Happy outdoors to you.
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The best thing for t!he biting flies in NJ is Avon's Skin So Soft. We used it all the time growing up when we camped in NJ
I love your videos. They are very soothing. I love to watch them while I’m winding down before bed.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who brakes for and gets excites about turtles! 😁🤩
The chattering birds are Marsh Wrens.
When you said " The male just came " I was looking for the Mail man !! Haha !! Thanks Cliff, again an Awesome Video !
I live near the refuge in Absecon. We call the flies,” Greenheads”. They do hurt when they bite you. I have them in Absecon .
Places like these are the best. Love it when you video areas like this. I think you were born with eagle eyes. I can't fathom how you see things so far away from you, but I am glad you can.
The chattering birds were Marsh Wrens. The smaller white egret was a Snowy Egret and I think I heard Pine Warblers when you were on the trail. I see that you already figured out Laughing Gull and Herring Gull.
That was absolutely beautiful thanks Cliff. Love that wildlife you are seeing. Love the roses. Thanks for taking me along. Please stay safe and take care
i think the mystery bird you were hearing by the gazebo may have been a marsh wren. 😊
That osprey had a mullet.keeeeep up the rad east coast saltwater stuff please.
Love your videos
Even though you are not in PA, ( LOL ) your exploration and sharing with us is off the charts. What wonderful views and scenes of nature. Thank you for taking us along. Can't wait to see your camping set up this time.
It’s slow today. On a good day, wow! Birders love it here.
What a beautiful place with so much wildlife! Thank you for sharing!
Hi Cliff, what a cool place, so much wildlife to see, it's really great that there are places like this for the wildlife to take refuge in their natural habitat.
Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💖
Loved the turtles and wildlife. Nice change of pace. Thanks.
I go by 10 Osprey nests and an Eagle's nest on my bus route during school. Other day I came around a curve and there was an Eagle in the road feeding on a dead fawn. He took off and flew to a near by tree. I was within @ 100 ft
What a great place!Love all the wildlife.Thanks Cliff🌟
I knew nothing about this area. Thank you for taking folks on this adventure.
So cool that you’ve made it here to Atlantic county
At track 28:24 there are a few black skimmers mixed in with the seagulls. My favorite shore bird at this refuge. I enjoyed going along with you on the drive and trails today. Thank you😊😊
Go here in November when all the birds are migrating its awesome!
Hello Cliff great video love all the wildlife thank you for another awesome video stay safe
I was born in Pittsburg, Arizona now, wish I was back in PA! My parents went to Atlantic City on their honeymoon 1945
Great video of turtles and birds
Very cool. Alot different from Pa mountain. Enjoying the different things!
thank you for this video - loved it!!!
wonderful video thanks
Nice area! Wildlife sightings are always so much fun! Looks like a beautiful area to explore!
Cliff,
It's so good to see you visiting our old stomping grounds.
That's the most Osprey and Turtles I've ever seen at one time, the nest areas have worked wonderfully.
Many of the animal and bird species on my life list were from that area,
you just have to go on a regular bases.
WE even saw Pelicans and Roseate Spoonbills, amazing.
It' similar to Bombay Hook which you've visited.
I Spent a great portion of my life visiting the people and the forgotten towns of New Jersey including
Harrisia or Harrisburg.
When you get to the ruins of the paper mill , although it' was fenced, if you walked toward the back it was open and you could get
good photos without actually walking among the ruins. I don't know about today, maybe not anymore.
Back in the late 50 to 70's it was still in pretty good condition.
WE left in 2013 but WE have explored so many of the areas which no longer exist and met many of the old timers who have now passed.
Cheers,
Rik Spector
yes this place us awesome! love they have nesting sights set up for the Osprey...love them!
Cliff, if you get a chance, the next time you stop by this park, check out 'Seven Bridges Road' in Tuckerton NJ, it's not too far from here. You will see some good stuff here also, seven bridges thru a huge swamp marsh.
Beautiful. Loved seeing the new terrain!
You would enjoy Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge on the Outer Banks of NC. One of my favorite places. Make sure you have bug repellent of some sort!!!!
Great video been there alot of times always a great place to visit
Cliff,
I visited Friendship when the buildings were still there, there was a family of squatters in one and another one
was heavy stone work, you could walk down in the open cellar which was much cooler than the
area around it.
The State leveled the buildings and mothing exists any more.
Just like Pennsy, the Pine Barrens had many iron forges and some stamping mills and the descendants of those people still live the and
remember those days and places like Bodines Tavern,
There are still a couple of foundations left.
Should have stuck to the marsh areas. You can do the wooded paths in PA. I frequent a photography forum & some of the members do pretty good down there with the wading, birds of prey, ducks & the shore birds. Happy outdoors to you.
thanks for the video! headed there tmro from JC. 8 cant walk much so this was helpful to visualize the area ahead if time.
Loved it!
Wandering Woodsman the Turtle Whisperer. Thanks for the views.
I’m here!
Check out Holegate while your in the area it's part of the same wildlife refuge Beach front where you see whales and dolphin close to shore
Marsh wren!
Beautiful area and trails. Do you ever take binoculars with you? Stay well and safe.
Don't usually have any with me, I just use the zoom on my camera.
You look like the captain of captain and tennille
Beautiful place! But are trying get rid of red Cedar Is destroying Oklahoma. Is major fire hazard. Cause drinking too much ground water.
Wow great place‘how many miles on Naomi?
Just passed 127,000.
The turtle is called a diamondback tar pan sea turtle. And is a very protected species you can get in trouble just for touching them