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American Oystercatcher

Latin:  Haematopus palliatus

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Piping Plover

Latin:  Charadrius melodus

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Marbled Godwit

Latin:  Limosa fedoa

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Hudsonian Godwit

Latin:  Limosa haemastica

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Bar-tailed Godwit

Latin:  Limosa lapponica

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Red Phalarope

Latin:  Phalaropus fulicarius

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Greater Yellowlegs

Latin:  Tringa melanoleuca

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Buff-breasted Sandpiper

Latin:  Calidris subruficollis

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    How Controlled Burns Bring Life to the Pine Island Marshes
    Coast March 29, 2022

    How Controlled Burns Bring Life to the Pine Island Marshes

    The end of prescribed fire season means the marshes are ready to grow back healthier for birds.

    Forestry In Action

    Audubon Comments on Nantahala Pisgah Forest Plan

    Forestry In Action

    Audubon Objection to Revised Nantahala Pisgah Forest Plan

    NC Native Plants Bill: Business Sign-on List
    Advocacy March 29, 2023

    NC Native Plants Bill: Business Sign-on List

    Help recruit local nurseries, garden stores, and landscapers to support Senate Bill 318.

    Audubon Joins Groups Opposing the Removal of Red-cockaded Woodpecker Protections
    Birds March 18, 2022

    Audubon Joins Groups Opposing the Removal of Red-cockaded Woodpecker Protections

    A revised proposal from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service strengthens some protections, but would still prematurely remove endangered status for this bird on the brink.

    For one Yancey County Couple, Art and Land Stewardship Converge
    Working Lands March 17, 2022

    For one Yancey County Couple, Art and Land Stewardship Converge

    How a renowned artist with a global reach is turning his attention to his own backyard through Audubon’s Working Lands program.

    Audubon, Army Corps Restore Critical Bird Nesting Island on the Cape Fear River
    Media Releases March 16, 2022

    Audubon, Army Corps Restore Critical Bird Nesting Island on the Cape Fear River

    Dredged sand will protect one of North Carolina’s few Royal Tern colonies from erosion, rising seas.

    Two NC Cities Go Dark for Birds, Thanks to Audubon Chapters
    News February 25, 2022

    Two NC Cities Go Dark for Birds, Thanks to Audubon Chapters

    Migrating birds will find safer passage through Greensboro and Asheville beginning this spring.

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