|
A bird-watching guide to Hudson County, New Jersey, which is located west of the Statue of Liberty, across from New York City.
Birding in NJ, Hudson County
Bird Watchers who come to visit New York City will find that Hudson County, NJ is a great place to experience the bird migration of the Northeastern U.S. Being on the fly-way of North America's migrating birds, Hudson County parks offer a wider variety of habitat than Central Park. This book instructs tourists and future residents on how to get to the parks, what amenities are available and what type of birds you will see.
Take the NY Waterway Ferry to Jersey City, New Jersey, get on the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail to Liberty State Park and begin your bird watching experience.
Download a free copy (in PDF) of Wild Birds in the Parks of Hudson County. Just click on the highlighted words at the top of this article which say "Birding in NJ, Hudson County" and get your FREE DOWNLOAD.
Excerpt
"One of the exiting aspects of bird watching is to find a bird that is rare. Two rare birds are occasionally seen in Hudson County. They are the Snowy Owl and the Yellow-crowned Night Heron. In November 2000, three Snowy Owls appeared at Liberty State Park and stayed the entire winter. On March 3, 2009, the author witnessed the flight of the Snowy Owl, again at Liberty State Park."
|
Bookmarks
