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Shorebirds are in decline all over the world because of development of their fragile coastal habitat. Birds that must migrate up to 19,000 miles every spring and fall can't afford to waste energy evading beach walkers, all-terrain vehicles, or dogs, researchers say.
Shorebirds are in decline all over the world because of development of their fragile coastal habitat. Birds that must migrate up to 19,000 miles every spring and fall can't afford to waste energy evading beach walkers, all-terrain vehicles, or dogs, researchers say.
(Globe Staff Photo / Mark Wilson)
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