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Wednesday Walk

May 10, 2023
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No turtle activity today on the beach ~ The Nest count remains at 2. Maybe tomorrow we will get nest #3 !

Team A saw a few pairs of mating horseshoe crabs in zone 1. Horseshoe crabs mate in our area May - June and the fertilized eggs hatch 14-30 days later. The larvae will emerge from the sandy beaches and enter the water during a high tide nearly a month later. The larvae look like miniature tailless adult horseshoe crabs!

see you next week on the beach 🏝️

LIGHTS OUT ON THE BEACH

PICK UP TRASH

FILL IN HOLES

🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢



 
 
 

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