Deerfield Beach Tern Colony, Stewards Needed
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Posted by John Boyd on June 01, 2020 at 02:16:38




I've included some photos of young Least Terns from the colony at Deerfield Beach, a bit south of the pier.
This sort of beach nesting by Least Terns is a rare event in SE Florida. I only recall it happening once before in the last 22 years.
Although there was limited access to the beach Saturday, a lot more people were there today. The area is roped off, but that is not enough. Volunteer stewards are needed to help protect the terns.
Please contact Ann Wiley 954-805-3355, for info and time coordination.
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