Sandy Hook Littoral Picnic

Sherry Felix

We like to attend the annual Littoral Society Picnic. I go on a few of their trips during the year and admire the work that they do. Littoral News – Littoral​ Society has information on recent activities. Upcoming Events – Littoral​ Society This year we joined the seining group. We decided not to go on the bird or nature walk. A while after lunch we went on a few short walks before driving home.

A group of people, including adults and children, pulling a fishing net on a beach. Trees and large rocks are visible in the background, with some people observing the activity.
Sandy Hook GNRA 6/21/2025
Hands sorting through seaweed and small fish on a mesh surface.
Sandy Hook GNRA 6/21/2025
A close-up view of a submerged plant with a long, thin, brownish stem and green leaves on a blue water surface, showcasing natural textures and reflections.
Sandy Hook GNRA 6/21/2025
A striped fish swimming in clear blue water, surrounded by green aquatic plants.
Sandy Hook GNRA 6/21/2025
A Killdeer bird standing on grass, viewed from the back, displaying its distinctive feathers and coloration.
Killdeer (Charadrius vociferus), Sandy Hook GNRA 6/21/2025
A close-up of a bird with brown and white feathers, standing on green grass, its back facing the camera.
Killdeer (Charadrius vociferus), Sandy Hook GNRA 6/21/2025
A cluster of cacti with yellow flowers blooming amidst green pads and surrounding grass.
Prickly Pear cactus (Opuntia humifusa), Sandy Hook GNRA 6/21/2025
A winding dirt path through a lush green forest, surrounded by trees and sunlight filtering through the leaves.
Sandy Hook GNRA 6/21/2025
Close-up of a butterfly perched on a green stem, displaying orange and brown patterns on its wings.
Bronze Copper (Lycaena hyllus), Sandy Hook GNRA 6/21/2025

2 thoughts on “Sandy Hook Littoral Picnic”

    • Sherry Felix 2025-07-09 / 9:45 am

      The back end at least. They love open areas and are often seen in parking lots.

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