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See where these pink-banded birds have migrated during the 2015 migration.
Banded Piping Plover. Photo: Walker Golder/Audubon
It turns out that the pink bands are pretty easy to spot, and sharp-eyed birders reported a number of plover sightings to our science team. Check out itineraries of some of the pink-banded Piping Plovers below with our interactive map! And keep your eyes peeled for others as they start to make their way back north again this year.
If you spot one, email us at BahamasPIPL@audubon.org.
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