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Shorebirds also find food in estuaries
Shorebirds also find food in estuaries and mashes.
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Original Air Date:
May 10, 2007
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Migration Science and Mystery Videos 
3:49
Introduction
Host Xico Vega introduces the program live from the Bay of Santa Maria in Mexico...
6:01
Santa Maria Bay
The Bay of Santa Maria in Mexico is a very important coastal resource for people...
1:28
Birds in Spanish
The many birds found at the Bay of Santa Maria are listed in Spanish....
2:21
Students explore wetland
Students are doing field work exploring the mudflats and finding out what birds ...
8:39
Experts answer questions
Experts at the Bay of Santa Maria in Mexico answer questions about shorebirds, m...
3:43
Close of Electronic Field Trip
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