Forgetting the Titan
Cape May was bruised, but not beaten by the Titan, the most recent named winter storm to roll through town. Precipitation totals were all over the map. Starting out with predictions of a few inches…
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Before the Snow The Snowy Still Reigns
This morning brought one of those “top ten” moments in Cape May. Up there with spotting your first Bald Eagle, or seeing dolphins along the beachfront for the first time, or the Eagles Cheerleaders at…
View PostCape May Tranquility, Serenity if only Fleeting
There are times when natural beauty must not be disturbed. Of course when you are walking a four-year old Golden Retriever with cabin fever, that law of nature goes out the window. Looking at the…
View PostSnowy Owls Still Visiting Cape May
Have you seen one? A Snowy Owl I mean. While Snowy Owl sightings seem to continue throughout the area as recorded on the Cape May Bird Observatory blog , it wasn’t until Exit Zero Magazine Facebook…
View PostCape May Harbor Once Lost But Now Found
When was the last time you strolled along Delaware Ave and gazed out over Cape May’s Harbor? Or climbed the stairs to the Nature Center’s observatory? During his remarks, the featured speaker at this year’s…
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