Wellfleet Bay Sanctuary
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Egrets, We've Had a Few!
Snowy Egrets are staging in growing numbers along with Great Egrets in many salt marsh locations on the Cape. With the nesting season over, they are preparing for migration to Central and South America. The beautiful snow white plumage provides a striking contrast from the marsh grass in the early morning light at Great Sippewissett Marsh.




The first two images shows the Snowy Egret extending its wings and droping down its black legs with yellow feet for a soft landing. The other two images show their graceful flight motions. Click here for more recent images of Snowy and Great Egrets.
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Craig Gibson
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Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary’s 1,100 acres of salt marsh, sandy beach, pine woodland, freshwater pond, and rare heathland attract a wide array of wildlife, especially songbirds and shorebirds. A large trail map and a recent sightings board allow you to read about what plants and animals have been seen and to choose a trail to walk during your visit. The Esther Underwood Johnson Nature Center at the sanctuary is an example of green architecture with a Butterfly Garden at the entrance and exhibits and visitor facilities inside the welcoming building.
Programs for children, adults and families are held throughout the year. Please check the website for program listings.
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