Momma Red Knot

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04/30/2020

We caught this walker redirecting her path to go around our flock! Fantastic !

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04/28/2020

Comment with your ! Show us how you walk around shorebirds like Red Knot on the beach without disturbing them.

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04/26/2020

Our summer feathers are coming in! Check us out (from a distance) when you see us on Seabrook. Seabrookers are amazing neighbors because they walk around our flock!

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04/24/2020

Our flock is HUGE!! And we're trying to get CHONK. Remember to be a good neighbor and walk around the flock! We stop on Seabrook Island every spring to refuel and build fat reserves in order to survive the rest of our journey north to the arctic.

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04/23/2020

Thank you to this kind runner for avoiding our flock! This is the ! ..actually more of a ! If you're lucky enough to have beach access on Seabrook during this pandemic, remember to walk around our flock!

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04/18/2020

Red Knots and other beach birds are migrating thousands of miles right now and they need space! Keep on keepin' on, Seabrook Island. You're a fantastic host for this rare bird because you walk around the flock!

04/16/2020

2,500-3,000 Red Knots were counted on Seabrook Island in early April. Keep an eye out for the flock and remember to do the around any beach birds you see.

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Photo by Nolan Schillerstrom

04/07/2020

We came a long way to get here! But it's worth it every time because everyone knows how to do the here on Seabrook. Walk around the flock!

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04/05/2020

Seabrook isn't like any other beach. That's why we call it home every spring! This is some of our flock right now. We don't always have our pretty red feathers on! When we arrive, most of us are still in our drab grey winter feathers. But as we rest and refuel on Seabrook, we will shed the grey and grow beautiful red feathers in their place.

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Photo by Nolan Schillerstrom

04/03/2020

The highest count of our flock one year was about 8,000 birds during the spring! Of course we move around to other nearby islands looking for food, but we always come back to Seabrook. Remember to do the and walk around the flock.

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04/01/2020

Seabrook is a perfect place to go for a beach cruise! We were thankful that the owners of these two bikes kept their distance from our flock. They did the !

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Photo by Nolan Schillerstrom

03/30/2020

We keep hearing about COVID-19 and . Keeping a healthy distance away is important for shorebirds like Red Knot too! That's why we stay on Seabrook in March, April, and May. People here know to walk around our flock.

Red Knot populations on the Atlantic coast are at an all time low. Seabrook Island and neighboring islands like Kiawah and Deveaux Bank are among the last places in the southeast where they can feed and rest undisturbed during their epic journey north. Red Knot stop here during March, April, and May because residents know the importance of respecting their space.

There are other places in SC that are very similar to Seabrook. Harbor Island is also notably important for Red Knot during their spring migration.

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32.570061, -80.151229
Seabrook Island, SC
29455

Website

http://RedKnotReady.com/

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