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Wetlands forested with Atlantic white cedar, uplands covered with mostly oak-pine forest and the 40 acre McCarthy’s Lake — once a cranberry bog — are what you will find at this underdeveloped preserve in the southern part of the county. Barred owl, prothonotary, yellow throated, pine and prairie warblers, yellow-throated vireo, scarlet tanagers, and Eastern towhee are among the birds on the site. Boots are recommended due to muddy spots on the trail.

To learn more about the main Bird Quest event on May 22nd, see here.

Directions: Meet in the parking lot on the east side of Piney Hollow Road between Victoria Ave. and Unexpected Road.

Trip Leaders: Debbie & Bob Barsotti

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Events in Newfield, NJ
Environmental Education
Local Wildlife
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