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Category: NRID Photo Title: FOMA: Fort Macon State Park
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Photographer: Newman, Randy & Merritt, JodyDate photo taken: 2007-06-10
Group: REPTILE Order: TESTUDINESFamily: CHELONIIDAE
SciName: Caretta caretta ComName: Loggerhead Sea Turtle
Comment: Tracks from hatchlings emergence from nest. Protected wire screening is visible over nest cavity. The wire helps prevent most mammalian disturbance to the nest and hatchling emergence is not affected if the proper wire and methods are used.
Loggerhead+Sea+Turtle (<I>Caretta caretta</I>), Fort Macon State Park, North Carolina, United States
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Turtle egg sliced open by a Fox's claw.

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Nest erosion caused by Hurricane Bill on August 22, 2009 Protective wire was washed away during storm. Wire can be seen at base of dune on right side of photo.

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Nest erosion caused by Hurricane Bill on August 23, 2009. Turtle egg can be observed on surface.

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Nest

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Turtle Crawl on Beaufort Inlet approximately 100 yards across the beach

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Loggerhead Tracks. Fort Macon in background.

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Park beaches are patrolled daily by Division employees to locate and protect sea turtle nest.

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Nest dug up by Fox.

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First nest of 2015, and was found on inlet beach.

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Ranger Ben Fleming relocating a Loggerhead nest from an area known to be susceptible to erosion. Participants in the Park's JR Ranger Program assisting and being educated about the life history of the Loggerhead turtle by Ranger Flemming.

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Ranger Ben Fleming relocating a Loggerhead nest from an area known to be susceptible to erosion. Participants in the Park's JR Ranger Program assisting and being educated about the life history of the Loggerhead Turtle by Ranger Flemming

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Nest 15-006

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Nest 15-006. What an awesome job we Rangers have.

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2nd place people in parks category 2015 Superintendents Conference Photography Contest

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6 Live Hatchlings from Nest 1 2016 FOMA

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Polaris and Loggerhead Tracks for Nest 2 2016- FOMA

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Polaris and Nest 2 2016 Marked
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