Some possible plover progress

[Redsoxticket]

Would it be easier to remove the eggs and hatch in an incubator thereafter releasing at remote isolated locations. They can have the tree huggers volunteer their free time so the cost is minimal.
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[justplugit]

Originally Posted by Redsoxticket

Would it be easier to remove the eggs and hatch in an incubator thereafter releasing at remote isolated locations. They can have the tree huggers volunteer their free time so the cost is minimal.
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That would be the best way to do it and the hatch rate would be much higher having the eggs protected from foxes and vermin.

[goosefish]

Wait until the expanding loggerhead turtle population creeps up the coast and decides to nest on the beach up here. Talk about a closure. Piping plover huggers are nothing compared to a sea turtle hugger.