Field Mark 102
Red Knot Field Mark
One of the birds that makes May worth the drive.
Field Mark 102 · Red Knot · Delaware Bay
Not made yet
This one doesn't exist. The artwork isn't drawn, nothing has been printed, and there is nothing to buy — so there is no price on it and no button, rather than a button that takes your money for a plan.
What it's meant to be: Bird and horseshoe crab, or bird on bay sand. NO LOCATION DETAIL — this species' feeding areas carry closures and the sticker must not read as an invitation.
- 3-inch die-cut vinyl
- Glossy outdoor laminate
- Made for bottles, coolers, cars and gear
- Designed by Delaware Field Guide
About the place
Red Knots stop on Delaware Bay in spring to feed on horseshoe-crab eggs. Abundant at Bombay Hook in spring and barely there the rest of the year.
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