I just saw this article about how plovers depend on hurricanes to disrupt vegetation on barrier islands and create habitats where they can lay their eggs.
I don't know if you guys already read it I just thought you guys would find it interesting.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/21/science/fire-island-hurricane-sandy.html
(Don't worry I promise I will post some more of my hurricane art later this summer...I just need to get it all together.)
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There Is a Species of Shorebird That Likes Hurricanes...
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I know I can't straddle the atmosphere...just a tiny storm in your teacup, girl.
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Re: So There Is a Species of Shorebird That Likes Hurricanes...
Interesting article, thanks for posting it.
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