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Upland Sandpiper

Latin:  Bartramia longicauda

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Black Oystercatcher

Latin:  Haematopus bachmani

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Brown-capped Rosy-Finch

Latin:  Leucosticte australis

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Chestnut-sided Warbler

Latin:  Setophaga pensylvanica

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Marbled Godwit

Latin:  Limosa fedoa

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Fulvous Whistling-Duck

Latin:  Dendrocygna bicolor

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Lewis's Woodpecker

Latin:  Melanerpes lewis

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Spot-breasted Oriole

Latin:  Icterus pectoralis

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    Coastal Review Online: No Hearing Needed for Groin Study
    In The News October 29, 2015

    Coastal Review Online: No Hearing Needed for Groin Study

    Pressed by environmental groups, the Corps decided to amend its draft environmental impact study.

    Washington Post: Why you really need to stop driving on beaches
    In The News October 29, 2015

    Washington Post: Why you really need to stop driving on beaches

    Beach driving restrictions result in an increase in the number of sea turtle and shorebird nests on the beach, as well as greater success for shorebirds in raising their young.

    WHQR: Ibis at Battery
    In The News October 29, 2015

    WHQR: Ibis at Battery

    Commentator Nan Graham recounts a trip to view the nesting habits of White Ibis in our area.

    News & Observer: The harm that the wood-pellet industry is causing NC
    In The News October 29, 2015

    News & Observer: The harm that the wood-pellet industry is causing NC

    An op-ed by Heather Hahn.

    WHQR: Bird Species of Concern Make Robust Showing This Year at Wrightsville Beach
    In The News October 29, 2015

    WHQR: Bird Species of Concern Make Robust Showing This Year at Wrightsville Beach

    Many species of special concern are all nesting in colonies at the tip of Wrightsville Beach.

    Lumina News: South end bird stewards lead free, weekly Wrightsville Beach tours
    In The News October 29, 2015

    Lumina News: South end bird stewards lead free, weekly Wrightsville Beach tours

    Audubon North Carolina offers free guided tours led by the Wrightsville Beach bird stewards β€” a group of Audubon Society volunteers that help protect nesting shore birds.

    The Birding Wire: Memorial Day Beachgoers Reminded to Share the Beach
    In The News October 28, 2015

    The Birding Wire: Memorial Day Beachgoers Reminded to Share the Beach

    Audubon North Carolina has created simple tips everyone can use to share the beach with birds and avoid disrupting them while they nest and raise their chicks.

    Mountain XPress: Solar Saturday event to raise awareness about energy efficiency
    In The News October 28, 2015

    Mountain XPress: Solar Saturday event to raise awareness about energy efficiency

    Audubon North Carolina representatives presented on how climate change affects the survival of birds.

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