Mile 24 Report
Cave Rock, Hunters Island, Hunters Cove
June 8, 2011
A Pair of Oystercatchers were in the edge of the surf at Indian Head Rock, just north of Myers Creek.
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A Pair of Oystercatchers were in the edge of the surf at Indian Head Rock, just north of Myers Creek. The first, and only, time I have seen such birds on this mile. They seemed exhausted. They noted the dog and then relaxed and one squatted on the sand and after a minute or so the other squatted in the wet sand and they remained like that as the dog moved past them. I see that 4 of these birds were spotted for the first time just south of Meyers Creek.
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Number of people: 1. Number of dogs: 1. Photography: 1. Pleasant
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A Pair of Oyster Catchers were in the edge of the surf at Indian Head Rock, just north of Myers Creek. The first, and only, time I have seen such birds on this mile. They seemed exhausted. They noted the dog and then relaxed and one squatted on the sand and after a minute or so the other squatted in the wet sand and they remained like that as the dog moved past them. I see that 4 of these birds were spotted for the first time just south of Meyers Creek.
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