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Birding experts say that the loud noises and bright lights from fireworks and other Fourth of July pyrotechnics can harm or even scare to death Florida shorebirds.

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That’s despite a range of threats facing shorebirds in Florida, from predators and human interference to nest overwash from storms and rising high tides.

It’s a welcome outlier in the world of shorebird conservation, Schulte said. “Shorebirds, as a species group, are declining rapidly. And oystercatchers are one of the few that’s not.” ...