Our littlest Piping Plover is on its way to Tufts with Catherine and her sons George and Charles.
Photo: Jodi Swenson, Cape Ann Wildlife. Jodi is Cape Ann’s resident bird rescue expert.
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Photo: Jodi Swenson, Cape Ann Wildlife. Jodi is Cape Ann’s resident bird rescue expert.
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I suggest we call this one Siamo – (we are) – as in, We Are All Pulling for You, Little Plover!
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Very sweet Cate, thank you!
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I hope the little plover pulls through. I can’t for life of me understand how people can be so clueless/thoughtless as to bring their dogs on the beach and just let them run around or walk them around areas where the little guys have been nesting. And I’m a former dog parent.
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It could have been a person, too, but I think a person would have stopped to help the chick, not just leave it there.
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