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Viren's lips moved slowly towards Nivi's face. His eyes were eyeing her shivering lips. Nivi realized this and moved towards Viren too. They closed their eyes. Nivi felt Viren luscious lips on her.
Viren kissed Nivi passionately. While kissing Nivi, he kept stroking her long hairs with his hand and kept another hand around her wet waist. Viren felt like it's the only real thing in the whole world. He always craved for Nivi's love. He never felt so calm, so relaxed in his life ever. Only today he loved the fact that he is Viren Sood. Viren Sood, the life partner of Nivedita.
Now he began to remember all the sweet memories he shared with the love of his life. Suddenly one memory turned all his happiness in sadness. He opened his eyes as it was too horrible for him to relive that memory and moved back abruptly.
At once he remembered something that made him feel impatient and very very worried. Nivi opened her eyes as she felt Viren moving back abruptly and looked at him with curiosity.
She came near Viren and placed her hand on Viren's shoulder. Viren was so lost in his thoughts that he did not realized all this and kept worrying about something that he always wanted to do and he was unable to do that always.
Nivi shook him a bit and said "Viren what happened? Are you okay?"
Viren looked at her at once and again got lost. Nivi tried to understand what's going on in his mind but she did not got what made Viren worried so much suddenly.
Viren replied slowly "woh '..woh Nivi it's getting so late. We should go downstairs and I am feeling a bit cold too."
Nivi while unable to understand anything, agreed and began to move the door of the terrace. She looked back and saw Viren standing still in the rain like a statue.
Nivi said "Viren come let's go." Viren jerked his head suddenly and said "let's go."
They both went back to their room. Nivi changed her clothes and when she came back to the room, she saw Viren sneezing repeatedly. She went near to him and realized that still he is wearing his wet clothes.
Nivi made an angry face and said "Viren you did not change your clothes till now."
She opened the cupboard and picked up a light blue shirt and black jeans. She gave the clothes to Viren and said "go and change your clothes immediately while I make tea for you."
When Nivi came back in the room with a cup of tea in her hands, she saw Viren humming a tune happily while lying on the couch with his eyes closed.
Nivi began to think "when I was here, he was so worried so tensed, now he is happy." She got amazed at the unusual behavior of Viren.
She went near the couch and said "Viren tea." Viren opened his eyes and looked at her. He got up and sat on the couch at once.
He took tea from Nivi's hands at once and said "thanks Nivi."
Nivi smiled and was about to turn back when Viren caught her hand and said "itni bhi jaldi kya hai Nivi. Sit here with me."
Nivi looked at him and sat on the couch when Viren again sneezed. Nivi touched his forehead as she got worried for him.
Viren said "Nivi I am alright." Viren shook his head and water from his hairs fell on Nivi's face. To prevent the water, Nivi brought her hand in front of her face. She again looked at Viren and realized something suddenly which wiped the smile from her face. She touched his wet hairs and got angry at once.
Nivi yelled at Viren "Viren your hairs are still wet. Why did not you dry you hairs? Let me tell you one thing for sure, if you got ill then I am not gonna spare you."
Nivi got up and came back with towel in her hands. She began to wipe water Viren's hairs with the towel while fuming on him "who told you to come on the terrace and get wet in the rain? You are so careless."
Viren replies mischievously "I was so lost in staring at my jaan that I did not realized it's raining. I love to see you getting angry on me and scolding me."
Nivi smiled and they both began to chat. After that they both went to sleep at their respective places.
In the morning, Nivi woke up as the sunlight began to fall on her face and looked at the couch to see the most beautiful face of the world.
But Viren was not there. Nivi sat up and saw a rose lying near to her with a note. She opened the note with a smile on her face and read which wiped the smile from her face "GOOD BYE NIVI, I AM LEAVING FROM HERE TO NEVER COME BACK.- Viren."
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We braved the depths of shark-infested waters, posed for pictures with those birds in tuxedos, rode creatures taller than a horse and pet cats that run faster than the Cape Town speed limit to proudly, and without injury, share with you our pick of places to visit animals in Cape Town and surrounds.
Saxenburg Wine Farm
Just a 30-minute drive from Cape Town's city centre you'll find ostriches, wildebeest and zebra on the picturesque Saxenburg Wine Farm. The Kuils River-based estate boasts a 40-hectare reserve where, in summer, guests can watch the animals while indulging in the winery's famous reds and whites. From a lapa (gazebo), the Saxenburg animal guides will speak to you about the wildlife while the wine team leads a guided sampling session. Although the experience isn't on offer in winter, do pop by the fence's perimeter for some photos of the rare wild animals, like the fallow deer, before having a wine tasting.
Price: Free to view from outside the fencing. Wine tasting and safari (running from September – April) is R170 per five people.
Opening times: Monday – Friday: 9am – 5pm; Saturday – Sunday: 10am – 5pm.
Polkadraai Road | Kuils River | Cape Town | +27 (0)21 903 6113
Aquila Game Reserve
Sprawled out over 10 000 hectares in the Klein Karoo, this private game lodge has the distinction of being one of the only parks within a two-hour drive of Cape Town that offers visitors the chance to view all of the Big Five animals. In short, you can visit Aquila Game Reserve in the morning and afternoon and get back into town in time for a sundowner. Or take a night out from the hustle and bustle of the city and be mesmerized by the Karoo's charisma as Aquila claims spectacular views of the Cape wilderness. Its guided safari drives in open 4x4s are a great way of seeing the Big Five (including the king of the jungle himself, the lion), hippos, giraffes, rhinos, springboks, wildebeest and over 170 various bird species, including the namesake and resident eagle of the Karoo, the Aquila. Aside from these traditional game drives led by experienced and quirky rangers, the game park boasts additional viewing options via quad bike or by horseback. The reserve offers day trips to and from Cape Town (with transfers included) that are perfect for those pressed for time, but those keen to put up their feet and spend the night will find a beautiful lodge complete with a glistening swimming pool, pool bar for warm summer days, a cosy inside bar for the chillier days, a restaurant serving wholesome buffet meals, an exclusive spa and a kiddies entertainment zone.
Price: Prices range from R995p/p to R3320p/p for a day trip, including a game drive and one buffet meal. Aquila overnight prices will cost a tad more, with meals included.
Opening times: Monday – Sunday. Phone to confirm a time for a guided tour.
Touws River | Ceres | Western Cape | +27 (0)21 430 7260
Fairy Glen Game Reserve
Just one hour away from the Mother City, Fairy Glen is the closest Big 5 malaria-free safari park to Cape Town and it has a giant portfolio of animals: buffalo, lions, blue wildebeest, eland, the endangered bontebok, zebras, lynx, oryx and many more. The reserve offers guided tours in open 4x4 vehicles, and the knowledgeable rangers that lead the excursions will teach you noteworthy titbits, like the fact that Fairy Glen has two rhinos that have survived being poached and de-horned. It's also possible to do safari by horseback and go on a nature walk that includes views of a 50-m waterfall that gushes in winter. If you'd like to add some culture to your animal encounters, there is a Khoisan rock art heritage site where you can see paintings that were made nearly 6000 years ago. You could extend the stay at this postcard-perfect estate and stay over in one of the cosy chalets.
Price: Prices start at R1450p/p (it's half-price for children between 5 and 12). Staying overnight is R1850p/p and includes a nature walk, the animal viewing, breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Opening times: Morning tours start at 8am and afternoon tours start at 1pm.
Brandwacht Road | Worcester |+27 (0)21 424 9173
Eagle Encounters at Spier
For avian enthusiasts, there are few better places to visit than the Eagles Encounter raptor rehabilitation centre, which is based at the historic Spier wine farm in Stellenbosch. The wildlife conservation venue offers a home to injured, poisoned and hand-reared birds of prey, with the aim of rehabilitating and releasing as many of them as possible. It's therefore a prime spot to view anything from dancing barn owls, American black vultures and martial eagles to yellow-billed kites, peregrine falcons, blue cranes and jackal buzzards (some of the winged creatures are even out in the open for guests to touch). There are a few non-feathered animals around too, including bearded dragons, a two metre-long boa constrictor, leopard tortoises and an African crested porcupine. Visitors can simply stroll around or they can take in one of four daily interactive shows that demonstrate the hunting, flying and learning abilities of these powerful predators.
Price: Entry to the rehab centre costs R70p/p for adults, R65p/p for students and pensioners (please show ID) and children ( 4- 12 years old). Holding a black eagle or a Wahlberg's eagle costs and additional R50p/p or R30p/p respectively. There are two educational group packages available: On-site encounters or travelling encouters, costs vary according to the pacakge. For more detail go to their site.
Enquiries and bookings can be done through: Chantal Jooste +27 (0)84 037 5523. For rehabilitation and rescue contact: Hank Chalmers +27 (0)82 462 5463.
Opening times: Monday – Sunday: 9:30am – 5pm.
Spier Wine Farm | R310 | Stellenbosch | +27 (0)21 858 1826
Snorkelling with Seals in Hout Bay
Those sick and tired of ogling animals from behind a fence or from atop a four-wheeler can find some happiness in Animal Ocean's Seal Snorkelling tour. The incredible and completely immersive marine life experience gives anyone from the age of six the chance to swim with the adorably curious Cape fur seals in the clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean. The intimate three-hour adventure takes place just off the coast of Hout Bay's Duiker Island, which is home to thousands of the elegant sea creatures, and guarantees wildlife sightings – the animals are even known to come within an arm's length. Other than being able to swim, no additional experience is necessary to participate; though, kids between the ages of 6 and 16 do need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Price: Seal Snorkelling with Animal Ocean rings in at R800p/p; the price includes all equipment.
Opening times: The tour usually commences at 10am at the National Sea and Rescue Institute (NSRI) in Hout Bay Harbour, but other departure times may be arranged.
+27 (0)72 296 9132 | [email protected]
Butterfly World
This indoor tropical garden is where you can have a gentle animal experience and see the smaller creatures that Cape Town has to offer. Although named Butterfly World, this haven is where you can find various reptiles, tarantulas, birds, marmoset monkeys (those cute small ones), meerkats and more. So take your kids or a would-be date, make the 45-minute drive and go experience a dreamlike and somewhat romantic mass fluttering of butterflies (the establishment imports 300 pupae per week). Although more ideal on a clear day (parts of the enclosure don't have a roof), on a rainy day you can still get the animal experience and get up close to the butterflies to admire their markings (note: the butterflies don't fly as much when it rains). Tip: make a day of it and have a meal at the on-site restaurant, Jungle Leaf Café.
Price: It costs R53p/p for adults, R31p/p for children and R137 for a group booking for two adults and two children.
Opening times: Monday – Sunday: 9am – 5pm
Route 44 | Klapmuts | Western Cape | +27 (0)21 875 5628
Two Oceans Aquarium
A great all-age, any-weather place to see animals in town is the Two Oceans Aquarium. At this underwater wonderland you'll find over 3000 living sea creatures, and if you time your visit right, you can even watch some of the critters, like those adorable penguins, being fed. If that doesn't get your blood flowing, and you have a diving certificate, you can jump in with the sharks and see things from their perspective. Your little ones will love the interactive touch pool and the kiddies play centre, which comes complete with puppetry shows, and there's also a dockside café that serves delicious food sourced from sustainable enterprises. A few tips: 1. Buy an annual ticket if you plan on visiting the aquarium more than twice this year – it'll save you some money. 2. You can leave the aquarium to roam the V&A Waterfront and come back at no extra cost. 3. Buy your tickets online to save some money.
Price: Children under four get in for free. Prices range depending on age so check their website for seasonal prices
Opening times: Monday – Sunday: 9:30am – 6pm (including public holidays).
V & A Waterfront | City Centre | Cape Town |+27 (0) 21 418 3823
Le Bonheur Crocodile farm
With more than 1000 crocodiles on its sunny-weather-geared farm, the Paarl-based Bonheur treats youngsters to a close encounter of the reptile kind. The family-run venture conducts guided tours of its teeming ponds every 45 minutes and even gives visitors a chance to hold or pet a baby crocodile! And while the main attraction is certainly the scaly cold-blooded creatures, Le Bonheur also offer catch-and-release bass fishing (rent or bring your own rod) and claims a jungle gym and eatery. So after visiting the crocs, you can relax in the café or enjoy a pre-ordered picnic on the lawn, which overlooks a dam with chirping bird life. Although open in the winter time, do bring a waterproof jacket for the areas that aren't sheltered from the rain.
Opening times: Monday – Sunday: 9am – 5pm.
Babylonstoren Road | R45 | Simondium | Franschhoek | +27 (0)21 863 1142
Cape Town Ostrich Ranch
If you want to have a hands-on animal experience, then make the 20-minute drive with your kids or partner to Cape Town Ostrich Ranch, where you'll find an abundance of things related to this giant non-flying bird. You can take a guided tour of the ostrich farm through the breeding enclosures, where you'll stand the chance of seeing newly hatched chicks and a male ostrich doing a majestic mating dance. And if you and your child are brave enough, you can even sit on one of the big guys! When you're done with your walkabout, you can check out the ostrich ranch's curio shop for a souvenir or have a look at the farm's other animals, like the emus, the mountain tortoise and crocodiles. Rather go in the summer, as most of the tour is not rain-protected. Fun fact: This petting farm claims a feathered friend that won the Guinness World Record for being the smallest living fully-grown ostrich.
Price: Entry costs R31 for two- to six-year-olds, R65 for 7- to 16-year-olds and R80 for adults.
Opening times: Monday to Sunday: 9am – 5pm.
Van Schoorsdrif Road | Philadelphia | Western Cape | +27 (0)21 972 1955
Boulders Beach
For a special experience perfect for animal enthusiasts of all ages, visit one of the few African penguin colonies in the world at Boulders Beach in Simon's Town. Part of the Table Mountain National Park, the area, which comprises three beautiful rock-laded beaches and three meandering boardwalks, is home to over 2000 of these adorable feathered friends. Also known as 'jackass penguins' for their donkey-like bray, these vulnerable creatures are on the endangered species list and are monogamous, meaning they take partners for life. It's possible to view the penguins from the boardwalks or, better yet, from the white sand of the lovely swimming beaches. Just be sure to bring a towel in the summertime and an umbrella in the winter. Tip: Look but don't touch; penguins are small but have a lot of power in their sharp beaks.
Price: Entry costs R55p/p for adults and R25p/p for children under 12.
Opening times: Open daily. April – September: 8am-5pm, December – January: 7am-7:30pm, February – March: 8am - 6:30pm, October – November: 8am – 6:30pm.
Boulders Beach | Simon's Town | +27 (0)21 786 2329
Cheetah Outreach
The Cheetah Outreach is a programme on a farm in Somerset West that uses hand-reared cheetahs as ambassadors to increase awareness, educate people and raise funds for this endangered species. Seeing a cheetah, the planet's fastest land-based mammal, up close is special at any age, and Cheetah Outreach allows visitors to tailor their experience to their bravery. You can view these magnificent cats, listen to a talk, watch the predators at full sprint and then, if you have the gumption, pet the cheetahs' soft fur via one of the animal encounters! And when available, this animal sanctuary lets you stroke the fluffy cheetah cubs. You can also have an encounter with the sanctuary's meerkats and bat-eared foxes. After these very special animal viewings, you can grab a coffee and a bite at the on-site deli. If a day visit isn't enough for your giving heart, then you can volunteer for more cheetah rearing time. As the outreach says, "The more you put in, the better experience you get out". SIDE NOTE: It is possible to pay just the gate fee and view the cheetahs without shelling out for the more costly animal encounters.
Price: Entry to the general park costs R10p/p during the week and R5p/p on public holidays and weekends. Engaging with the adult cheetahs: adults pay R140p/p and children (under 14) pay R80p/p. Engaging with a cub (when available): R240p/p for both adults and children.
Opening times: Monday – Sunday: 10am – 5pm; encounters take place between 10am and 1pm and again from 2pm to 5pm.
Paardevlei |Somerset West | Western Cape | +27 (0) 21 851 6850
Imhoff Farm
This large and dynamic Kommetjie-based animal farm has something for all ages. You can spend hours having a fun petting zoo experience at Higgeldy Piggeldy Farmyard, where your little ones can pet goats, pigs, sheep, ducks, geese, chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs and ponies. And for the braver youngsters, there are snake encounters that let reptile enthusiasts hold the cold-blooded, slither-y creatures for a memorable photo moment. Attracting the older crowd too, Imhoff Farm offers movie-like horse-riding outings on the beach (you can even stay over at their postcard-perfect cottage after a sunset ride). Let's not forget the venue's camel rides! You or your child can experience a 5- or 45-minute trot atop the humps of these desert-loving animals. There's also a café and a seafood restaurant, which is aptly named The Pickled Fish, both of which are as perfect in summer as they are in winter – they both have fireplaces.
Price: A five- to eight-minute camel ride costs R60p/p (R40p/p for children under 12), a 45-minute scenic camel ride costs R200p/p, a horse ride costs R400p/p and a snake encounter costs R40p/p.
Opening times: Tuesday – Sunday: Camel rides are available from 12pm to 4pm and snake encounters are available from 9am to 5pm. Monday – Sunday: Horse rides leave at 8am, 12pm and 4pm.
Kommetjie Road | Kommetjie | +27 (0)21 783 4545
Giraffe House
The Giraffe House, just outside of Stellenbosch, is where your kids can have an educational petting zoo experience in the animals' peaceful natural environment. Don't be fooled by the name; this well-maintained farm has a long list of four-legged friends to accompany Gerry, the 6-m tall hand-reared giraffe : you can see the Cape fox, the bat-eared fox, warthog, caracul, prairie dogs, ostrich and even zebra and springbok! Ask the team at Giraffe House for a couple of feeding buckets, and you can give Suzie the cow, the goats or the chickens a nice oaty snack. Reptile-lovers can watch an interactive show and can even hold a slithering snake. Side note: These are famous giraffes. Louis Vuitton used some of the giraffes here in an advertising campaign.
Price: Adults pay R45p/p, children (2 – 15) pay R25p/p and seniors pay R30p/p.
Opening times: Open daily: 9am – 5pm. Reptile show is at 11am, 1pm and 3pm.
Cnr R304 & R101 | Stellenbosch | +27 (0)21 884 4506
World of Birds
As Africa's largest aviary, World of Birds in Hout Bay has over 3000 animals and over 400 different species, like monkeys, marmosets, foxes, squirrels, guinea pigs, ducks, lovebirds, eagles and swans. This is probably the closest you'll get to wild birds, like owls, and the staff at World of Birds confidently says that no two visits are the same. You can watch the penguins, pelicans or birds of prey being fed, an experience that certainly makes for a fun and educational time. You can also step into the monkeys' enclosure for a special encounter. And yes, in winter the monkeys will try to snuggle into your warm jacket! Afterwards you can enjoy lunch or a picnic next to the flamingos. Side note: This sanctuary is located on the hop-on hop-off bus blue route.
Price: Adults pay R85p/p, children pay R40p/p and pensioners and students (with a card) pay R55p/p.
Opening times: Open daily: 9am-5pm; birds (like penguins and pelicans) are fed from 11:30am to 1pm and 2pm to 3:30pm, and birds of prey are fed at 4:15pm
Valley Road | Hout Bay | +27 (0)21 790 2730
Shark, whales and birds in Gansbaai
If you would like more of an extreme animal encounter and you are over 12 years old, then shark cage diving is for you! You can hire a shuttle to fetch you from Cape Town (from as early as 4am) and drive you to the shark-infested waters of Gansbaai, which is just over three hours away. You'll be lowered into a cage in the water, and the great white sharks will be circling just beyond, arms-length away. If that doesn't appeal to you, it's also possible to watch these majestic animals from the boat. Additionally, the quaint town of Gansbaai offers viewings of penguins and the southern right whale from June to December. And finally, you can take a boat ride to Dyer Island, which has a large marine bird population that includes jackass penguins, bank cormorants, kelp gulls, rare African black oyster catchers and many more.
Cost and times: Depend on tour operator
Gansbaai Tourism | Kapokblom Street | Gansbaai | +27 (0)28 384 1439
Whale-watching in Hermanus
The beach and mountain town of Hermanus, which is less than a two-hour drive from Cape Town, is where you can go to see the giant of the ocean, the whale! You can make a day trip with family or friends to this happy town or plan a weekend at the seaside and see southern right whales, humpback or bryde's whales. There are various ways to watch the whales, so adjust your viewing method according to your need for adrenaline and your age group. Whale-watching from a boat is fun and wet, at a cost a helicopter allows you see the entire body of a whale and viewing from land lets you have lunch while you admire a whale (they get within 20m of land). The best time to go is between May and November.
Cost and times: Costs depend on your type of whale viewing, and the best time to go is between the months of May and November.
Hermanus Tourism | Hermanus | +27 (0)28 313 0928
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This is Pat Sutton with the Cape May Natural History & Events Hotline, a
service of New Jersey Audubon Society's Cape May Bird Observatory. This
hotline was prepared on Thursday, August 4. The Cape May Birding Hotline is
temporarily being included in this hotline in an abbreviated fashion.
NJ Audubon's hotlines can be read in full on our website
(http://www.njaudubon.org), by clicking on "Sightings" (top of any page).
Due to a bookstore staff opening, CMBOs Northwood Center in Cape May Point
will be closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays, but open otherwise (Thursday thru
Monday), 9-4:30.
There have been several sightings of a female MAGNIFICENT FRIGATEBIRD. A
belated report just came in of a bird seen July 19th or 20th soaring over
Town Bank (which is just north of North Cape May) next to the Delaware Bay.
Another sighting occurred July 30 at Stone Harbor Point.
The bird was soaring 30-50 feet overhead. There have been no sightings of
the BROWN-HEADED NUTHATCH since July 28.
GREATER SHEARWATERS continue to be seen close to shore feeding in the rips
off Cape May Point. Many observers are having luck from the dune crossover
at St. Marys By-the-Sea (the Nuns retreat next to the Cape May Point State
Park). 12 were seen July 30 and 1 on August 4, along with 3-4 WILSONS STORM
PETREL. If youd like to see or learn how to search for shearwaters and
other early August treats, consider joining the CMBO Birding Cape May
Point walk (offered every Saturday and every Wednesday, 7:30-9:30 a.m.)
Fall migration has begun for passerines. On July 29 YELLOW WARBLERS were
seen migrating south down the dunes at Strathmere. 10 species of migrant
warblers were seen at Higbee Beach on August 2, including 2 BLACK-THROATED
GREEN WARBLERS and several WORM-EATING WARBLERS.
Observers at dawn at Higbee Beach on August 3rd and 4th enjoyed fair numbers
of migrating YELLOW WARBLERS, AMERICAN REDSTARTS, PROTHONOTARY WARBLERS,
ORCHARD ORIOLES, and BOBOLINKS, along with a lone N.
WATERTHRUSH and OVERBIRD on August 4, and LEAST FLYCATCHER on August 3.
TREE SWALLOWS are gathering on wires. 360 were counted over Goshen Landing
Road on August 4. Pete Dunne and Louise Zemaitis will be teaching a 2-Day
Fall Warblers, Flycatchers, and Vireos Workshop on August 31 and September
1 (Wednesday and Thursday), THE peak time for these migrant songbirds ( 9
spaces left). Learn to Identify Birds on the Wing with Pete Dunne during
this 2-day workshop, held September
14-15 (Wednesday and Thursday). The 3-Day Fall Migration Workshop,
Friday through Sunday, September 16-18, is FULL with a waiting list. To
register for any of the Cape May Birding Workshops call 609-861-0700,
x-11. To view full details about each workshop go to:
Shorebirds are also on the move. 18 species were seen at Brigantine NWR this
past week including MARBLED GODWIT, AMERICAN GOLDEN PLOVER, STILT SANDPIPER,
LONG-BILLED DOWITCHER, and PECTORAL SANDPIPER. A 2-Day Shorebird Workshop
on August 23-24 (Tuesday and Wednesday) will be taught by Pete Dunne &
Richard Crossley and enjoy more than 30 species in many plumages (6 spaces
left). Call 609-861-0700, x-11, to register.
4-5 BROWN PELICANS can be seen at Stone Harbor Point. Many RED KNOTS,
BLACK-BELLIED PLOVER, RUDDY TURNSTONES, and DOWITCHERS were there July 29.
The nesting colony of terns and BLACK SKIMMERS, along with the PIPING PLOVER
and AMERICAN OYSTERCATCHERS is a sight to behold. Every Tuesday evening
Sunset Birding at Stone Harbor Point with Gail Dwyer and Jim Armstrong
meets at 6 p.m. in the Stone Harbor Point parking lot.
Join them and be amazed by the birds at this magical spot! Another way to
explore and savor unusual summer nesting birds is to take one of the Back
Bay Boat Cruises offered every Sunday and Monday (10 a.m. to Noon),
sponsored by CMBO. To register for the cruises call The Skimmer
at 609-884-3100.
There is a blizzard of RUBY-THROATED HUMMINGBIRDS at CMBOs Center in Goshen
and the numbers continue to grow as more and more hummingbirds migrate
through. 1 hour Ruby-throated Hummingbird Walks are offered every
Saturday and Wednesday through August at 9:30 a.m. at the CMBO Center in
Goshen (600 Rt. 47 North). At the same location, learn about wildlife
gardening by getting your hands dirty with Pat Sutton each Friday morning (9
a.m. till Noon) at Garden Maintenance Workshops.
Hummingbird numbers will soar towards the end of August. Join Pat Sutton for
1 or all 3 Hummingbird Migration evenings at CMBOs Center in Goshen
(Thursdays: August 18 & 25; Saturday, August 27) from 6 to 8 p.m.
when a blizzard of these tiny jewels tank up before migration. To register
for the Hummingbird Migration programs or for more information, call
609-861-0700, x-11.
During this super hot weather be sure to clean and maintain Hummingbird
feeders at least every 2-3 days, so the solution is as fresh as a flowers
nectar. For extensive information about gardening for hummingbirds &
butterflies and wildlife in general, visit the World of Backyard Habitat
pages on NJ Audubons website:
Male AMERICAN GOLDFINCH are stunning now and stealing the show at CMBOs
Center in Goshen where they are feasting on Anise Hyssop in seed.
The Maurice River Township in Cumberland County is holding a PURPLE MARTIN
MIGRATION SPECTACLE on Friday, August 19, from 5 to 9 p.m. Events
include: (1) Dinner Cruise aboard the
"Bodacious" with local Purple Martin mentor, Allen Jackson (call Linda
Costello at 856-785-1120, x-10 to register for the cruise) (2) kayak trips
from 5:30 to 7:30 from the base of the Maurice River bridge (call Steve
Eisenhauer at Natural Lands Trust, 856-825-9952, to register for kayak
trips), (3) Nature Conservancy events at TNC's Eldora Preserve, and (4)
observations from the base of the Maurice River Bridge (near Mauricetown,
NJ). For additional information call 856-785-1120, x-10.
The Cape May Butterfly Count on Thursday, July 28, tallied 41 species.
Highlights included: 4 OAK HAIRSTREAKS, 2 WHITE M HAIRSTREAKS, 108 MONARCHS,
and 1 EUROPEAN SKIPPER. Results of the Cumberland County Butterfly Count on
Tuesday, August 2, are not entirely in, but so far 46 species were tallied.
Highlights included: 3 CLOUDLESS SULPHURS (immigrants from the south), 1
WHITE M HAIRSTREAK, 22 VARIEGATED FRITILLARIES (also immigrants from the
south), a WHITE ADMIRAL, 151 MONARCHS, 5 HAYHURSTS SCALLOPWING, 1 COMMON
CHECKERED SKIPPER (another southern immigrant), and a DION SKIPPER. 22
species of skipper were seen.
It is looking like a very good year, at least in this area, for MONARCHS.
CMBOs gardens have 4-6 daily, as well as eggs and caterpillars on the
Common Milkweed and the Tropical Milkweed. OLIVE
JUNIPER HAIRSTREAKS are nectaring on BONESET in CMBOs gardens. TIGER
SWALLOWTAILS are everywhere now that the 2nd brood is flying. SNOWBERRY
CLEARWINGS and HUMMINGBIRD CLEARWINGS are flying now and attracted to the
same flowers that are swarming with butterflies in CMBOs Gardens in Goshen.
A1-Day Butterfly Workshop on Wednesday, August 10, will be taught by Pat
Sutton when 36 species can be studied in CMBOs gardens in Goshen alone.
Call 609-861-0700, x-11, to register.
SWAMP DARNERS are thick, especially at dusk. CMBOs Dragonfly Pond at the
Center in Goshen is alive with dragonflies feeding, mating, egg laying,
and emerging as winged adults.
A COYOTE was seen July 29 in the dunes at The Meadows during the CMBO walk.
TRUMPET CREEPER is in full bloom and attracting Ruby-throated Hummingbirds.
CORAL HONEYSUCKLE is blooming for the 2nd time. BUTTERFLY BUSH is in full
bloom and the hotspot for butterflies, hummingbirds, and hummingbird moths.
Four very special Tours of Private Butterfly & Hummingbird Gardens
still have room. Tours of private gardens from Dennisville south to Rio
Grande will be offered on August 12 and September 9 (Fridays). Tours of
private gardens in and near Cape May and Cape May Point will be offered
August 13 and September 10 (Saturdays). These tours are a great way to get
ideas for your own backyard habitat garden, to see secret gardens full of
wildlife created by working people just like you (without a staff of
gardeners), and to meet kindred spirits! Call 609-861-0700, x-11, to
register or for more information.
A Kayak Trip to Wild Areas : East Creek Lake and Pickle Factory Pond
on Tuesday, August 16, still has room. Call 609-861-0700, x-11, for more
information or to register.
CMBOs 2005 Workshops (many listed above) are ideal ways to learn.
Summer workshops are often held mid-weed to avoid summer traffic. A 2-Day
Raptor Workshop, focusing on Falcons, Accipiters, and Osprey, will be
taught by Pete Dunne and Pat Sutton on Saturday and Sunday, September 24-25.
To receive the workshop brochure (covering 11 workshops now through January
05) call 609-861-0700 or go to:
Witness early fall migration by attending one or all of CMBOs weekly walks,
requiring no preregistration. For details on each walk as well as CMBOs
many preregistration programs go to:
The Cape May Bird Observatory offers an extensive series of regular bird
walks that require no pre-registration and many special field trips and
programs for which advanced registration is required. All are detailed in
the Kestrel Express. To receive a copy stop at either CMBO Center, call the
office during business hours at 609-861-0700, or go to New Jersey Audubon's
web site:
This Cape May Natural History and Events Hotline is a service of the Cape
May Bird Observatory, which is a research, conservation, and education unit
of the New Jersey Audubon Society. Our aim is to preserve and perpetuate the
ornithological and natural history significance of Cape May. Your membership
supports these goals and this hotline. We detail sightings from Cape May,
Cumberland, and Atlantic Counties.
Updates are typically made on Thursdays. Please report your natural history
sightings to CMBO's Center in Goshen at 609-861-0700. Thanks for calling and


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The Beach Boys have come under fire from fans after they were accused of miming at a high-profile concert in Australia on Saturday night .
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Chu Chu Thomas & Harley Dunne lead Short Grass home at Clonmel You couldn't exactly say he was convincing for a 6/4 chance but Chu Chu Thomas' superiority at the line wasn't in doubt as he made it back to back course and distance wins at Clonmel in the Martinstown Opportunity Handicap Hurdle under Harley Dunne.
Lucky here a fortnight back, the Blueprint gelding needed no intervention from the racing gods on this occasion as he slugged it out best from two out to beat off Short Grass and Do The Bookies by two and three parts of a length and three and three parts of a length.
Bill Harney owns and trains Chu Chu Thomas and he commented: "He did that well. If he gets decent ground this winter he might collect another one. He didn't really like that ground.
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Just picked this up... Juan Atkins, AKA Cybotron/ Model 500/ Infiniti, hand picked this selection of his classic tracks released on his imprint "Metroplex" over the past 20 years...what is to be said? This is classic electronic funk. You gots to get this. I am still waiting for a comprehensive dvd documenting the Detroit artists that gave birth to Techno. May not have very long to wait... I am on the lookout for High Tech Soul (glustudios.com). Hopefully this will set the record straight!
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Raph Rashid's "Behind the Beat", a great collection of photos taken inside the hideaways of some of today's top beat makers and producers, is a must have.
The Hep Cat Radio Show... the best in jazz, broken beat, and deep house in downloadable mp3 format. For an idea of what to expect, Check the a recent playlist below...HOT TAMALES!!!
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Funky, funky diva Miss Sharon Jones, and smoking band the Dap Kings, scour the East with their hot and gritty soul. The tour kicks of in BK January 28! Get your dancing shoes on and GIT, GIT-GIT, GIT-GIT, G-GIT DOWN!!!
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Men's Swimming: ND tries to shake early-season funk
Joe Meixell | Friday, November 16, 2007
Notre Dame hopes to add one more win to their 1-3 dual meet record when they host Cleveland State tonight at Rolfs Aquatic Center.
Last weekend the No. 17 Irish captured their first dual meet of the season over Pittsburgh, 169-131. The Irish squad captured eight individual victories and was led by sophomores John Lytle and MacKenzie LeBlanc.
LeBlanc took first in both the 200-yard butterfly and the 500- yard freestyle, while Lytle won both the 50- and 100-yardfreestyle. Lytle also combined with sophomore Andrew Hoffman, freshman Joshua Nosal and sophomore Ray Toomey to place first in 200-yard freestyle relay, while their teammates junior Bill Bauman, junior Jeff Wood, freshman Thomas Van Volkenburg and senior Rob Seery took third in the relay.
The Irish also dominated the 3-meter diving board – junior Michael Bulfin, senior Sam Stoner, and senior Steven Crowe finished in the top three spots, respectively. The Irish earned their fourth straight win over the Panthers and are now 4-4 in the series against Pittsburgh under the coaching of Tim Welsh.
During the 2006-2007 season, the Irish moved their record to 8-0 after defeating Cleveland State in a meet where they also faced Duquesne and Xavier. The Irish hope to be just as successful this time around.
The Viking's have had an impressive start this season, boasting a record of 5-1. Their sole loss came from Miami (Ohio). Tuesday, the Vikings took first place in Cleveland's City College meet. The team defeated both Baldwin-Wallace and Gannon to add two wins to their record.
Cleveland State swam in the first dual meet ever held in the Rolfs Aquatic Center.
"It adds a sentimental aspect to the meet," Welsh said.
This meet will serve as an indicator of where the Irish stand as the Ohio State Invitational on Dec. 1-2 draws near.
"We're looking at [today] as a really important measuring stick," Welsh said. "And we haven't won a meet at home yet. Winning at home is something we want to do before much longer."
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Hi Everyone-
First, just got to say that this forum has been great. I haven't posted anything but my first introduction, but I have found so much info on here so far!
I mostly haven't posted anything because I wasn't sure when and where I was going to get married. Originally I was thinking Privilege Aluxes on Isla Mujeres, but after going and doing a site inspection, it just didn't fit my needs. The hotel was beautiful, but the service and most importantly (for me anyway) the food was sub-par. Also, I'm planning on having a very diverse group of guests, and I don't think there would be enough to keep everyone entertained. Isla Mujeres is gorgeous though, and I recommend going there for a honeymoon, or day trip.
So that being said, I think I'm moving it towards Playa Del Carmen. My FI and I stayed at the Grand Sunset Princess last June, and I think we're going to have all of our guests stay there. We're also going to have the ceremony there, but not the reception. Without going into details, I'm just going to say that after speaking with the WC there, I don't want to have the reception there. Nothing against her, the hotel is just a bit too inflexible for me.
I'm pretty sure, though I haven't set anything in stone, that I'm going to have the reception at Blue Parrot in Playa Del Carmen. Paula has been great, and everything fits my budget. Does any one have experiences and/or feedback they'd like to share with me? I'd love to see pictures, and hear first hand if I could.
Changed the location - From Isla Mujeres to Playa Del Carmen
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Posted 18 September 2009 - 06:58 PM
Posted 18 September 2009 - 07:26 PM
congrats! welcome!! and happy planning!!
Posted 18 September 2009 - 07:56 PM
Congratulations and welcome finally to the forums! The Blue Parrot sounds wonderful... while we have not personally shot a wedding there I think I know where it will be held and it looks amazing! Plus you have the world famous Blue Parrot to go after with your guests when they shut you down at 11 and your not ready to stop! haha Playa is a wonderful town and we hope you love it as much as we do.
Best of luck with all your plans.
Best of luck with all your plans.
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Posted 18 September 2009 - 08:00 PM
Congrats and making the first decision. I personally don't know anything about blue parrot but I'm sure there has to be some information on here somewhere for you. Good luck and happy planning!
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Posted 18 September 2009 - 09:21 PM
Congrats and Happy planning!!! Enjoy!
Posted 18 September 2009 - 09:36 PM
Congrats and happy planning!!
Posted 18 September 2009 - 09:54 PM
Check with Moments That Matter photographers - they've shot beautiful images at all the Playa del Carmen resorts, and could give you a great comparason......enjoy and have fun!
Posted 19 September 2009 - 02:29 AM
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Posted 19 September 2009 - 03:40 AM
it sounds great.one of the reasons we are going to to playa de carmen is because we are there for 2weeks and we enjoy exploring whilst on holiday and there is tons to do there and its close to lots of other places too.
it sounds great.one of the reasons we are going to to playa de carmen is because we are there for 2weeks and we enjoy exploring whilst on holiday and there is tons to do there and its close to lots of other places too.
Posted 19 September 2009 - 12:43 PM
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Methane-making microbes inside Greenland ice could be telling us there's life on Mars, say researchers.
Newfound microbes trapped in tiny liquid pores deep in glacial ice are raising the possibility that the recently discovered mystery methane in Mars' atmosphere is produced by similar microbes eking out a living in the suspected ample ice buried under the planet's dry surface.
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