Plovers thriving at Cape Henlopen
Plovers thriving at Cape Henlopen.
State environmental officials say it’s been a good summer for piping plovers. DNREC says counting the chicks or fledgling were difficult because they were hiding out in thick beach grass. A survey done in the last week of July found five pairs of adults tending to 10 chicks.
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