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2000
August
August 3, 2000 a quiet
day with lots of sanderlings -- diary
entry
August 10, 2000: taking down the least tern fencing -
diary
entry
August 17, 2000: end of the season summary -
diary
entry
July
July 6, 2000:
greenheads are out in force, least tern colony has been
fenced - diary
entry
July 13, 2000: five nests remaining to hatch
-diary
entry
July 20, 2000: greenheads drive me off the beach
-diary
entry
July 27, 2000: some piping plover quotes for you -
diary
entry
June
June 1: finally a nice
day -- diary
entry
June 8: a lot less sand - diary
entry
June 15:beached kayaks - diary
entry
June 22: some chicks have hatched - diary
entry
June 29, 2000: actually saw two of 'em - diary
entry
May
May 4, 2000: north beach, midday shift, 7 piping plover
pairs, one American oystercatcher - diary
entry
May 11: north, midday, plovers unchanged, greater shearwater
- diary
entry
May 25: 9 pairs, 4 nests, thunderstorms -- diary
entry
April
April 6: my first shift of the season, no sign of
plovers yet - diary
entry
April 13: south plover warden midday shift, nice day, didn't
see any plovers but supposedly there are 4 pairs on the
refuge and one pair at Sandy Point-diary
entry, Hi
Charlie from Lynnfield, I added a link to the
hawk
watch page for
you. Thanks for the advice about walking on hot lava.
April 20: north beach, midday shift, so far fewer plovers
than last year - diary
entry
