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9789
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Taylor discusses some of the many shorebirds that make their home along the state's coastline, including the royal tern, plover, and sandpiper.
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Wildlife in North Carolina
(NoCar SK 431 W54x), Vol. 49 Issue 6, June 1985,
p19-23, il
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26043
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With increasing pressure from coastal development, researchers are concerned about saving sandpipers, plovers, and willets. A joint Canadian-American program designed to save North American shorebirds, is asking bird watchers to aid in the cause.
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26116
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Islands created by channel and inlet dredging have become suitable habitats for many shorebirds in North Carolina. State and federal agencies are teaming up to study the effects of dredging and these spoil islands, and how to maintain them for the health and safety of the birds.
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