Alone
How many birds did I find during the World Series? It all depends on whether you count the Savannah Sparrow
Contributed by Pete Dunne
Published:
August 21, 2009
Contributing Editor Pete Dunne recounts his attempt to complete a solo big day during the 26th World Series of Birding in New Jersey in May 2009. Dunne describes birdwatching at Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge, Belleplain State Forest, the CMBO Northwood Center, the Beanery, the marshes off Stone Harbor Boulevard, Norbury's Landing, Hereford Inlet, Turkey Point/Dividing Creek, and other famous New Jersey haunts.
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