Clay and Pat Sutton's Nature of the Cape

Go birding with nationally known naturalists and veteran Cape May birders / authors Clay and Pat Sutton.

Their columns take you to some of Cape May's off the beaten track birding spots as well as to some well known natural places you'll see with new eyes. Tag along with the Suttons and enjoy one of the greatest birding locations in the world - Cape May, New Jersey.

Columns by Clay and Pat Sutton:

2009

• The Eagles Have Flown
• Flying Kites
• Backyard Birding Drama
• Budget Birding
• A Snowy Day in Cape May
• Bald Eagles: The (Very) First Sign of Spring

2008

• Woodcock: Timberdoodle Time
• Cape May Hawkwatch
• Cape May Summer Treats
• Cape May Close Calls
• Hunting the Winged Tiger: The Great Horned Owl
• Winter Walk at Cape May Point

2007

• November, the new October?
• Cape May Monarch Madness
• An August Blizzard of Hummingbirds
• A Royal Summer
• The Gannets are Back

Columns by Clay Sutton:

• The Cape May Rips
• The Osprey Return
• Winter Back Bay Birding
• Cape May's Autumn Energy
• Early Birds
• Cape May National Wildlife Refuge
• Rainy Day Ducks
• Cape May Winter Birding
• What a Day!
• The Timeless Cape May Meadows
• Fall in Cape May
• Drama in the Skies
• Home to Cape May
• Godwit Going Left
• Fleeting Shorebirds
• First Birds of Spring
• Tribute to Fred Mears

Books by Pat and Clay Sutton:

Clay and Pat are renowned authors, birders and naturalists, and have written several popular books on birds and butterflies. Among those are:

• Birds and Birding at Cape May

Click to read a review of Clay and Pat Sutton's Cape May birding guide!

Other books include::

• How To Spot Hawks and Eagles
• How to Spot Butterflies
• How to Spot an Owl