[NatureNS] Killdeer - Will they survive?

From: James Hirtle <jrhbirder@hotmail.com>
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Date: Mon, 27 Jul 2015 17:49:35 +0000
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Normally by now killdeer would be at the age where the young would have fli=
ght.  The exhibition for Bridgewater starts tomorrow.  Normally a pair of k=
illdeer nest on the grounds and the young are at the point where they can f=
ly=2C so usually this is not a problem.  This is not the case this year.  T=
he pair have four young and they would need a week or a week and a half yet=
 before flight.  I watched the one adult today with the four young.  Someon=
e had two dogs and was throwing a ball for the dogs and the adult killdeer =
as you can imagine was freaking out.  She successfully led the young away f=
rom the dogs and had them by the road when I walked by.  The exhibition off=
icially starts tomorrow and set-up is still ongoing.  It is in the area whe=
re the adult killdeer and young usually tend.  The parking area will be ful=
l where they could go when activity is on the grounds=2C but tomorrow that =
area will be occupied and there will be people activity all over the place.=
  I suspect the young will not make it through the week.  We shall see what=
 happens though. =20
James R. HirtleLaHave 		 	   		  =

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=3Bfor Bridgewater starts tomorrow. &nbsp=3BNormally a pair of killdeer nes=
t on the grounds and the young are at the point where they can fly=2C so us=
ually this is not a problem. &nbsp=3BThis is not the case this year. &nbsp=
=3BThe pair have four young and they would need a week or a week and a half=
 yet before flight. &nbsp=3BI watched the one adult today with the four you=
ng. &nbsp=3BSomeone had two dogs and was throwing a ball for the dogs and t=
he adult killdeer as you can imagine was freaking out. &nbsp=3BShe successf=
ully led the young away from the dogs and had them by the road when I walke=
d by. &nbsp=3BThe exhibition officially starts tomorrow and set-up is still=
 ongoing. &nbsp=3BIt is in the area where the adult killdeer and young usua=
lly tend. &nbsp=3BThe parking area will be full where they could go when ac=
tivity is on the grounds=2C but tomorrow that area will be occupied and the=
re will be people activity all over the place. &nbsp=3BI suspect the young =
will not make it through the week. &nbsp=3BWe shall see what happens though=
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