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Nesting Wilsons Plover
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From March to August, Wilson’s plovers’ nest on a wide variety of coastal habitats in Florida, including sandy beaches, dunes, barrier islands, marsh edges, gravel pits, dredge spoil islands and shell rakes (as pictured). If left undisturbed, eggs will incubate for 23-25 days until hatching. Unlike backyard birds, newly hatched chicks roam and explore their habitats on foot under adult supervision for about 21 days until fledging. • Please give shorebirds plenty of space while observing. To learn more about our shorebird conservation efforts and how you can help please visit https://flshorebirdalliance.org/get-i... • Video footage captured under state and federal permits for research purposes only.
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