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Villagers successfully rescue a baby owl in Salvo
There’s
a proverb that says, “It takes a village to raise a
child.” Evidently, it also takes a village to save a baby
owl. An owlet in Salvo was successfully returned to its nest last
week through the efforts of many folks. ....Read
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Harbor seals are winter visitors to admire from afar
Those
really cute harbor seals that have been hanging out on seashore beaches
are not unusual winter visitors. They’ve come ashore for
some rest and relaxation, and it’s both dangerous and illegal to
get close to them. ....Read
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Refuge Web site features video footage of 2007 sea turtle hatchlings
The
sea turtle nesting program on Pea Island is supported by a huge cadre
of dedicated and dependable refuge volunteers. During the 2007 season,
Ron Marchand, a very active "Turtle Watch" volunteer, was persistent
enough to capture much of the action on video using infrared
photographic equipment. ....Read
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A
photo essay: Fall on Hatteras and Ocracoke islands
These
islands may not have species like tulip-trees with their golden crowns
or hickories and beeches with their yellow and browns or oaks with
their canopies of red, but here autumn is announced in more subtle ways
by its plants, animals, and deep, rich golden sunsets. ....Read
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