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find the nest …
can you find the oystercatcher’s eggs?
The nest is a bare scrape on pebbles, on the coast or on inland gravelly islands. 2–4 eggs are laid. Both eggs and chicks are highly cryptic. (wikipedia)
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June 3, 2018
wim harwig
nature
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Neeltje Jans
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while walking the dog
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