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The Chincoteague Oystercatcher Project

We can fly. American Oystercatcher chicks 32 days old.
Photo: Ken King ©

American Oystercatcher female feeding oyster flesh to 5 day old chick.
Photo: Ken King ©

American Oystercatcher male turning egg.
Photo: Ken King ©

We can fly. American Oystercatcher chicks 32 days old.
Photo: Ken King ©
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The
Chincoteague Oystercatcher
Project
Photos courtesy of Ken King © and T. MacLaurin. Photos were taken with a telephoto lens to avoid disturbing the birds.
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