The 187-acre Elizabeth A. Morton National Wildlife Refuge on Long Island's north shore protects the Jessup's Neck peninsula, separating Little Peconic and Noyack Bays.

While open for visitors, the refuge emphasizes protecting endangered species like piping plovers by prohibiting feeding wildlife, which can attract predators. Bird watching is excellent, especially for waterfowl in winter and songbirds in spring.
To minimize disturbances, no pets are allowed, and part of the beach is closed April-August for nesting birds.

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Elevation 10 m

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Max wind speed: 14.0 km/h

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Location: Noyack, Suffolk County, New York, United States

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