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Officials Move To Protect Nesting

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STONE HAKIM)K Two

mktk-s^I'urrinjTljn'vipe NESTING TIME. Endangered black skimmer with chick. Your fla, 1 „U„I> arc Beilina a presence in the nesting area can cause death of these young birds,

helping hand irom Please heed all signs. (Photo by J.L. Lomax)

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biologists Irom the We l lands Inslifhte and Aiorough ol Stone Harbor

officials.

According to Anne Galli. project coordinator, two cixlangeml birds nest on sandy beaches in Cape May Counts The least tern, a >maII white bird with a black cup. annually nests on Stone Harbor Point and other sandy beach areas where, according to Ms. Galli. they are stepped on. run over, and eaten by tings Hlack skimmers, (he oicganl black and white birds wilh long black tipped ml bills, lace the same problems on their

nesting grounds. They have become less common in recent years because of conflicts with people and dogs ‘Were helping these birds by putting warning sigas* around their nesting colonies to alert people so that they w-ill not walk on the eggs and young birds - says Ms. Galli. who added that everyone can help these endangered birds by ' respecting the signs and walking around the colonies. ’ In recent days Stone Harbor's Mayor Wood and Polict Chief Donahue have

aided efforts to protect.the Stone Harbor Point colony by providing Wetlands Institute biologists easy acces to the beach. Nesting

colonies at Avalon BoulevaVd. Ocean Crest Stale Park, and the beach ol Cape iJay Point State Park will also be posted.

Cape May Christian Science Society

BAYSHORE AND TOWNBANK RDS., N. CAPE MAY WO-TOTl

(MPE MAY "Sacrament - ' is the subject of the lesson-sermon at the ll a m. church service of the Cape May Christian Science Society this Sunday t The church is located at Columbia Ave. at Guerney St . Cape May. Sunday School is also held at 11 am An B p.m.

Wednesday

service is held each week from June in which testimonies of Christian Sceince healing are presented. A reading room is maintained at the church and is open from 11-2 Wednesday and Thursdays. All are welcome to attend services and use the reading room for quiet study.

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