The action is picking up!
Nests #13, #17, #19 and #24 had hatchlings emerge in varying numbers last night. Nest #13 hatched while it was still light enough to actually see the hatchlings and the visitors were thrilled.
We had 1 new nest and no false crawls.
Nest #91 looks to have been our missing back flipper mama. The nest was laid at the high tide line, so we relocated 57 eggs to a safer location.
*This conservation work for protected sea turtles on Caswell Beach is authorized by the NC Wildlife Resources Commission (ES Permit 22ST03)
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