PHOTOS: Killdeer chicks hatch from nest protected at Berkeley Electric site
Chicks are beginning to emerge from a killdeer nest located at the Johns Island site of the Berkeley Electric Cooperative.
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Chicks are beginning to emerge from a killdeer nest located at the Johns Island site of the Berkeley Electric Cooperative.
The nest of a killdeer bird can not be moved from its original spot due to US law. That’s why, the firm came up with a brilliant idea to save it.
Killdeer, a type of shorebird, often build their nests in open fields unlike other birds who do it on trees or similar spots.