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Old 03-09-2009, 07:55 PM Reply With Quote #1
Steve Coleman is offline Steve Coleman
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Default time for the prenesting closures

I believe the initial closures go up 3/15 and then as soon as one of those !@#$ plovers scrapes a nest you will see whatever got missed get closed.

follow the links to see the initial plans

http://www.islandfreepress.org/2009A...onAndMaps.html

God bless the Cape Hatteras National Bird Refuge, people and dogs keep out.



Old 03-09-2009, 08:01 PM Reply With Quote #2
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from the 'reports' on the "o'coke " board ; there have already been sightings and scratchings .......
just as the drum are starting to show .....
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Old 03-09-2009, 11:25 PM Reply With Quote #3
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The prenesting closures attract Plovers and encourage nesting in unsafe areas. Check the fledge rates after the birds get finished....you will see what I mean. The weather(no protective dune structure) and predators(no cover, no place for foraging chicks to hide) are a heightened risk in the inlet/overwash areas that are being closed for prenesting.
Dirty business....letting the birds die just to spite the OSV users
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Old 03-10-2009, 12:35 AM Reply With Quote #4
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The prenesting closures attract Plovers and encourage nesting in unsafe areas. Check the fledge rates after the birds get finished....you will see what I mean. The weather(no protective dune structure) and predators(no cover, no place for foraging chicks to hide) are a heightened risk in the inlet/overwash areas that are being closed for prenesting.
Dirty business....letting the birds die just to spite the OSV users

I couldn't have said it better myself.
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The surveying company already has the stakes in the sand. I'm planning a suicide run on Friday if I can shake this cold off. Been laid up for two days now. Hopefully I'll get at least one good trip in before it's all over.
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from the 'reports' on the "o'coke " board ; there have already been sightings and scratchings .......
just as the drum are starting to show .....
It is a little too early for the Plovers to be courting.If one or more really was sighted at Okie, it was just there enjoying the beach.
It is really a shame that seeing a nice shorebird on the beach can be perverted into something so offensive
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