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Lamington/Black River

Lamington/Black River
( 40.76017, -74.70438 )

  1. Lamington/Black River - Ironia Rd ( 40.83520, -74.64481 )
  2. Lamington/Black River - Pleasant Hill Rd ( 40.80333, -74.69788 )
  3. Lamington/Black River - Pottersville ( 40.71374, -74.72011 )
  4. Lamington/Black River - Righter Rd ( 40.85089, -74.63450 )
  5. Lamington/Black River - Route 10 ( 40.86048, -74.62893 )
  6. Lamington/Black River - Washington Tpk. ( 40.77881, -74.72098 )
  7. Raritan River North Branch ( 40.60018, -74.67447 )
  8. Raritan River North Branch - Natirar Park ( 40.64761, -74.68024 )
  9. Sunset Lake ( 40.87071, -74.61751 )

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Rancocas Creek

Rancocas Creek
( 39.98505, -74.79202 )

  1. Little Pine Lake - Pemberton ( 39.98857, -74.57096 )
  2. Mirror Lake - Pemberton (N) ( 39.97209, -74.56941 )
  3. Mirror Lake - Pemberton (S) ( 39.96729, -74.57847 )
  4. Rancocas Creek - Birmingham ( 39.97927, -74.70974 )
  5. Rancocas Creek - Hainesport ( 39.98489, -74.84372 )
  6. Rancocas Creek - Kirby's Mill ( 39.91685, -74.80555 )
  7. Rancocas Creek - Lumberton ( 39.96856, -74.81406 )
  8. Rancocas Creek - Medford Park ( 39.89713, -74.82061 )
  9. Rancocas Creek - Mt Holly (E) ( 39.99028, -74.77972 )
  10. Rancocas Creek - Mt Holly (W) ( 39.98980, -74.78956 )
  11. Rancocas Creek - New Lisbon ( 39.96205, -74.64102 )
  12. Rancocas Creek - Pemberton (E) ( 39.96746, -74.58789 )
  13. Rancocas Creek - Pemberton (W) ( 39.97030, -74.68377 )
  14. Rancocas Creek - Pemberton Heights ( 39.96244, -74.65567 )
  15. Rancocas Creek - Smithville ( 39.98571, -74.75083 )
  16. Rancocas Creek - Willingboro ( 40.02992, -74.92946 )

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Swifts & Swallows

These are small birds that are often seen over water. They both feed on flying insects, which they catch on the wing, and over water seems to be a good place to do that. At night, these birds are replaced by bats, doing the same thing. You are unlikely to get a good look at any of these, as they are all very fast and agile fliers.

Chimney Swift

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