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FORT JACKSON, La. — For more than a decade, the hundreds of brown pelicans that nested among the mangrove shrubs on Queen Bess Island west of here were living proof that a species brought to the edge of extinction could come back and thrive.
Read the whole story in the New York Times.
Hat tip to Mike the Mad Biologist.
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