Jason Guerrard from the Cape May Bird Observatory asked me to post the 
following announcement about a new addition to the Cape May Website:

BEGIN  QUOTE:

We wanted to let the birding and butterflying public at large know that we 
have updated www.BirdCapeMay.org to include the seasonal count information.

Many of you may be familiar by now with View from the Cape on the website. 
We have added in View from ther Field , on which, the seasonal count staff 
will be sharing the daily data collected at the Hawk watch, Sea watch and 
Morning Flight Project..  Most of the numbers collect are input to eBird and 
Hawkcount.org.

In addition to the "bird" data, the Monarch Monitoring Project information 
will be chronicled so that everyone will be able to log on and see what the 
butterfly happenings are in Cape May.  This addition is one that we are most 
excited about due to the fact that the awareness of the monarch migration 
continues to grow each year.  Also, some are saying that this should be a 
great year!

The New Jersey Audubon's Cape May Bird Observatory hopes that you all 
continue to enjoy the new website and are finding it to be a great resource. 
We love to hear feed back from our members and users of this site, so keep 
it coming.

Enjoy the "rest" of the fall!

Jason Guerard
Sales Manager
New Jersey Audubon Society
Cape May Bird Observatory
Northwood Center
701 E. Lake Drive, P.O. Box 3
Cape May Point, NJ  USA  08212-003
Ph: 609-884-2736  Fx: 609-884-6052
www.BirdCapeMay.org
www.njaudubon.org