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Beach nesting birds on Ocracoke face increasing predation; other bird species did better

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First year Blue-gray Gnatcatcher at Springer's Point. Photo P. Vankevich By Peter Vankevich Here is a summary of some of this year’s Ocracoke region nesting observations. Beach nesting birds such as American Oystercatchers, Black Skimmers and several tern species are finding it harder and harder to have success in producing much-needed fledglings. Beach erosion, overwash…

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