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Bird Watchers, Wildlife Enthusiasts Want To Save Pembroke Pines Eagles' Nesting Land From Developers
"The main thing that I love about them is the people that I meet here," David Mendez, a bird watcher said.
April 1, 2022
It’s not just South Floridians feeling the impact of the housing shortage, two eagles in Pembroke Pines might soon be struggling to find a new place to live because developers have their eyes set on the couple’s nesting land.
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If that happens, bird watchers who routinely come out to watch the pair will be devastated.
“The main thing that I love about them is the people that I meet here,” David Mendez, a bird watcher said.
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