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Sweetwater · 07-08-2009, 08:40 AM

In a news release dated July 7, the Park Service indicated that after the recent nor'easter fifteen plover nests (73%), 53 plover chicks (52%), and 90% of the seashore's least tern nests were lost.

Since the birds will re-nest, I would expect that this will mean longer closures depending on the nesting sites. There are still a lot of fish around my neck of the woods but you have to do a little walking (good exercise anyway)

07-08-2009, 08:40 AM	#40
Sweetwater Ruled only by the tide iTrader: (0) Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Truro Posts: 801	update In a news release dated July 7, the Park Service indicated that after the recent nor'easter fifteen plover nests (73%), 53 plover chicks (52%), and 90% of the seashore's least tern nests were lost. Since the birds will re-nest, I would expect that this will mean longer closures depending on the nesting sites. There are still a lot of fish around my neck of the woods but you have to do a little walking (good exercise anyway)
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