
Tag: Barnegat Bay


Autumn 2019, At The Edge Of The Bay



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Heading in …After a Late Summer Day on the Bay
September – Barnegat Bay, New Jersey
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Summer Boating and Sudden Storms
A beautiful day not long ago, we made it back to port with seconds to spare.
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Osprey Eyes
Photographed at our local Osprey nest on Barnegat Bay last week, Dad (left) and Mom (middle) are seen raising three offspring, shown here at a young age of about eight or nine weeks. It’s late afternoon …dinner time, and a fresh fish is the meal at their feet on the right. What intrigued me was the color or their eyes.


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Seaside Heights – Impressive Sky
Recently, on May 20th, the late sunlit clouds over the Atlantic Ocean, were …awesome!
Of note …the actual sunset, a few minutes later, was one of the most dramatic we’ve ever seen. Clicking pictures while driving to the mainland, however, was not going to happen.
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Perspectives: The Lighthouse and the Osprey
Osprey Nest and Barnegat Lighthouse a few minutes before sunset last night, as seen from newly opened Berkeley Island Park on Barnegat Bay, New Jersey.
The Ospreys in this unusually tall nest are about a mile away (1.6km); while the lighthouse is about seven miles (12.5 km) further.
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Snowy White Egrets – This Morning’s Mini Post
A few quick images from this morning on Barnegat Bay, New Jersey
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Osprey: Time to Fly – Today, July 29th, 2016
Its time to fly. Mom and Dad conceive, raise the young and teach!
Above, Mom (left) sternly begins coaxing the kid to leave the nest, and fly. It happens every year. The mother will fly around the nest, carrying a fish in its claws, sometimes for days at a time, until the young one finally gets the idea – to eat, you must fly! The wordless lesson is priority one.
Meanwhile, Dad waits patiently a few hundred yards way.
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