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Beth Briggs Glass
- Jul 1, 2020
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Wednesday Rundown

There were two nests today bringing the total to 88 nests. July 1st was a Monday last year and there were 7 nests laid bringing the beach total to 106 nests so we are falling a little behind the blistering pace of last year’s record numbers. Nest 87 today was found in Zone 2 but was laid low and 118 eggs were relocated. Nest 88 was in Zone 6 and left insitu.

Nest 87 original location 📷 by Beth Glass

Nest 87 relocated location with its prober Chris Nietert

Lighthouse with the beautiful blue sky and with the flag that was hung today for the holiday weekend 📷 by Beth Glass

Drone shot of Nest 88 and the lighthouse by Buddy Lawrence

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