

Last week I saw three of them about a half mile north of where they were last year. Yesterday I saw five... today I counted 14! So small and slender and just so cute you can imagine why they almost became extinct when in the 1930s women would wear these precious birds adorning their hats! The pair in the photo above was definitely courting. Chatting to each other, walking around in circles, sidling up to each other in preparation for the tiny nest they will scoop out of the sand. There they will both care of the one to two young.
Ah-h-h life goes on.
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