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August 2016 was a month filled with captivating bird sightings along the beautiful shores of North Wildwood and Cape May, New Jersey. The Laughing Gull stole the show as it perched gracefully on the sandy beach, showcasing its striking black head and white body. In one delightful moment, a Laughing Gull couldn't resist taking a refreshing bath in the gentle waves, displaying its carefree nature. Not far away, an Immature Eastern Kingbird showcased its hunting prowess as it soared above a picturesque meadow in Cape May. With precision and agility, this Tyrannus tyrannus effortlessly caught flies mid-air, leaving us in awe of its remarkable skills. The avian wonders continued to unfold as we spotted an Immature Double-crested Cormorant near Cape May Point. This Phalacrocorax auritus proudly held onto a fish that it had successfully captured from the depths below. Its sleek feathers glistened under the August sun, making for a truly breathtaking sight. Amongst these stunning encounters were two Juvenile American Black Terns near Stone Harbour. These Chlidonias niger birds graced us with their presence on the beach, their dark plumage contrasting beautifully against the golden sand. Their youthful energy radiated through every movement they made. As August drew to a close, three magnificent American Herring Gulls joined our journey along the shorelines of Cape May once again. Two Third winter individuals sat serenely on the beach while another First winter individual kept them company nearby. Larus smithsonianus displayed their majestic wingspan and regal demeanor that commanded attention from all who passed by. August 2016 will forever be etched in our memories as a time when nature's beauty unfolded before our very eyes; where laughter echoed through gulls' calls and young birds embraced their newfound freedom.