Sentences with phrase «when kayakers»

«Extinct» Bird Hunt, southern United States It was a shocking moment in the birding world when a kayaker in the Cache River National Wildlife Refuge in Arkansas reported spotting a bird that fit the description of an ivory - billed woodpecker in 2004.

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«Everybody is big on international competition now,» says Neer, who envisions a time when corporations may turn out kayakers as well as computers.
Kayakers should be aware of their location and use caution when crossing them.
If you're an ecotraveler, kayaker, bird watcher, hiker, snorkeler, diver or fisher, Andros should be your first stop when visiting The Bahamas.
There is a long section with lake views, and when you enter the Gorge you see rafters and kayakers negotiating the river.
This tiny and picturesque village is a major destination during the summer months when the snug little bay bustles with whale watchers, fishermen, boaters, campers and kayakers.
When this dinoflagellate increases to high numbers, the condition is sometimes (and somewhat erroneously) referred to by kayakers as a «red tide».
Paddling slowly along beds of bull kelp, kayakers looked into the clear waters at sea cucumbers, urchins and, when the sea stars fell into perfect alignment, a few of them looked into the eye of a 20 - some - foot killer whale cruising a few yards under their 18 - foot kayaks.
Bringing Back a Bite of History According to Erik Baard, an environmentalist and avid kayaker, he had been researching the history of Newtown Creek when he learned about the Pippin.
According to New York authorities, 11 kayakers were injured on Tuesday, August 30 when a ferry on the Hudson River hit them.
When he's not showing inland offerings of 18th — or 19th - century homes, Victorian houses or contemporary buildings from Chester to Halifax, the 50 - year - old entrepreneur guides summertime daily tours of kayak renters of four to eight people, and sometimes as many as 16 kayakers will join the flotilla.
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