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Wading & Oswego Rivers - Wharton State Forest

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( 39.69906, -74.52654 )

  1. Chip's Folly Campground ( 39.63281, -74.49799 )
  2. Oswego Lake - Penn State Forest ( 39.73454, -74.49111 )
  3. Oswego River - Martha Bridge ( 39.68159, -74.51416 )
  4. Wading River - Beaver Branch ( 39.65059, -74.51890 )
  5. Wading River - Bodine Field Road ( 39.65401, -74.52497 )
  6. Wading River - Evans Bridge ( 39.67517, -74.54066 )
  7. Wading River - Godfrey Bridge ( 39.68987, -74.54612 )
  8. Wading River - Harrisville Pond ( 39.66547, -74.52434 )
  9. Wading River - Hawkins Bridge ( 39.71442, -74.56595 )

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Male, females are gray

This is one of my favorite birds to see when I am out paddling. You're not going to get very close though, a good reason to bring along the binoculars. The Kingfisher is a songbird that thinks it's a hawk. They are actually related to Hummingbirds. You might think that makes them not very aquatic, but I have seen them dive into the water, surface, and take off again, so I guess they put some effort into evolving. ( The Cormorant might want to take notes. ) Kingfishers usually sit in branches near the shoreline, and fly very low and fast over the water.