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Piping plovers love story continues at Montrose Beach after fledglings released

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Piping plovers nest at Montrose Beach bird sanctuary. Photographer Matthew Dolkart, 39, was there to photograph the beloved birds. The birds are federally protected under the Endangered Species and Migratory Birds Treaty Acts. The Great Lakes Piping Plover population has grown from less than 15 pairs in the 1980s to more than 70 this year.

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Piping plovers love story continues at Montrose Beach after fledglings released

CHICAGO — Another piping plover nesting season has come and gone at Montrose Beach bird sanctuary. Because of the work of conservationists, the incredible love story of piping plovers “Monty” and "Rose” continues. At sunrise one recent morning, photographer and birder Matthew Dolkart, 39, was there to photograph the beloved birds. Athletes defined by determination – not disabilities – compete in Chicago Triathlon “This is kind of the spo…

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WGN 9 broke the news in Chicago, United States on Friday, August 25, 2023.
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