Kearny Marsh: The Latest From Ron Shields

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Ron writes:

Despite strong northwest winds, there was plenty of action at the Kearny Marsh [last Saturday].

Images here are a very cooperative Marsh Wren (no crop), a female Blue-Winged Teal.

I also had  multiple sightings of Bald Eagles.  I'm assuming that the strong winds made for excellent flight conditions.   (Thanks, Ron!) Copy of IMG_3843

2 thoughts on “Kearny Marsh: The Latest From Ron Shields

  1. Fred Rupp

    Bald Eagles by Kearny Marsh? I like to know where have then been seen at, By and or near Belleville Pike where tower road on one side of bell pike and Kearny marsh?

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  2. NJMC

    Bald Eagles are seen fairly regularly between the Kearny Marsh and the Keegan Landfill. An MEC naturalist saw two high above DeKorte Park on Monday, and we had a Bald Eagle at Mill Creek Marsh at the end of October.

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