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Loggerhead Nests

A female loggerhead turtle makes her way up the beach looking for a place to lay her eggs on Juno Beach. Every 2-3 years, loggerheads mate in coastal waters and then return to nest on the very same beach where they were hatched, called the "natal" beach.

Loggerhead Nest

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Loggerheads: 0 Nests

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