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South Georgia

South Georgia
Early signs came from King Edward Cove. After rats were removed from its shores, researchers went from seeing Wilson's storm petrels in the low tens to routinely seeing hundreds five years later. Those observations show more birds using the area, while a nest count would answer a different question.
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