challenge question # 11regina murphy (rmurphy@dca.net)Mon, 18 Oct 1999 18:42:56 -0400 (EDT)
surrounding geography. Because the shape of the land north of Cape May up the east coast (along with the winds) funnels migrating birds and butterflies down through New Jersey and into Cape May. They get concentrated at Cape May Point before crossing over the Delaware Bay and fanning out along the land on the other side.
We were in Cape May on October 3 and saw hundreds and hundreds of Monarchs,
Sam and Harry Hamilton, Landenberg, PA
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