Drone footage taken off the coast of Southampton, Long Island, last Friday shows a group of cownose rays swimming near the surface of the water. The cownose ray species, which can have wing spans of up to 3 feet, typically arrives in Long Island waters during the warmer months. The footage was captured by Joanna Steidle, a professional drone pilot based in the Hamptons.
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Drone Footage Captures Cownose Rays Off New York Coast
Drone footage from last Friday reveals cownose rays swimming off the coast of Southampton, Long Island. This species is known to visit the area during warmer months and can have wing spans of up to 3 feet.
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