SEA TURTLE MONITORING VENICE BEACH...the species of marine turtles utilizing the habitat, the nest...

SEA TURTLE MONITORING

VENICE BEACH

SUMMARY REpORT FOR 2000 SEA TuRTLE PERMIT #028

SUBMITTED To: THE CITY OF VENICE

Engineering Department - 401 W. Venice Avenue, Venice FL 34285

SUBMITTED By: MOTE MARINE LABORATORY

1600 Thompson Parkway - Sarasota FL 34236 Jerris J. Foote, Principal Investigator

Tracey Mueller, Staff Biologist and Jay Sprinkel, Senior Biologist

SUBMITTED ON:

December 29, 2000

Mote Marine Laboratory Technical Report Number 732 This document is printed on recycled paper.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page No.

TABLE OF CONlENTS ............................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1

LIST OF FIGURES ............................................................ ii

LIST OF TABLES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

IN1RODUCTION .. ....... ............ .. ...................................... 1

MARINE TUR1LE MONITORING .................................................. 2 Location ... .. ................ ..... ........................ .. ... ........ 2

PROCEDURES ............................................................... 2 Daily Monitoring ................................. ....................... 2 Hatching Surveys and Nest Evaluation ............ . ............ ..... ... . ...... 4 Data Analysis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....................................... 6

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION ............ . ............. . ......................... . 6 Turtle Emergences (Nests & Non-nesting emergences) .......................... .. 6 Cross-Shore Nest Position ............. .. ................. .. .... ...... ..... 7 Nest Damage .......................................................... 10 Incubation ............................................................ 12 Nest Success Evaluation .......................................... .. ..... . 12 Emergence Success Evaluation ............................................. 13 Hatchling Disorientation Events ............................................ 13 Marine Turtle Strandings ......... . ....................... . ............... 14

CONCLUSIONS ............ .... .............. . .............................. 15

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS .. .............. ....... ................... ~ ............. 16

REFERENCES ......................... . ... ........ ................... . ..... 16

MOTE MARINE LABORATORY

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LIST OF FIGURES Page No.

Figure 1. Map of Venice Showing: FDEP Survey Profile Monuments:MML Turtle Monitoring Zones. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3

Figure 2. Sign marking protected sea turtle nests .................................... 5 Figure 3. Marine turtle emergences for the entire Venice shoreline located by FDEP

monument - 2000 .................................................... 8 Figure 4. Seasonal pattern of marine turtle emergences for the entire Venice shoreline -

2000 ......................................................... . . . .. 9

LIST OF TABLES

Table 1. Nest to false crawl ratio for marine turtles nesting on Venice beaches (R-115 to R-138), 1991 through 2000. . .................... ....... . . ............... 7

Table 2. Nest locations by relative beach width using visual classification regardless of actual beach width for the Venice shoreline (n=273) .......................... 9

Table 3. Nest locations measured upland from the daily Mean High Water Line (N=271) ... 10

Table 4. Nests documented as experiencing either partial or complete damage not including disorientation events (n=88) . ...... .. ........................... 10

Table 5. Success of nests experiencing inundation (n=52) ............................ 11

Table 6. Hatch success for evaluated nests, relocated and in situ (i.e., not relocated). . ..... 13

Table 7. Hatchling emergence success for relocated versus in situ nests ................. 13

Table 8. Summary of Year 2000 marine turtle hatchling disorientation events for Venice beaches (n=12) ..................................................... 14

Appendix A: FWCC Marine Turtle Permit #028 for the Year 2000 ~ Mote Marine Laboratory .............................................. 20

Appendix B: Mote Marine Laboratory Nest & Non-nesting Emergence (false crawl) Data Sheets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................... 23

Appendix C: Marine Turtle Nest and Non-nesting Emergence Activity (R-115 to R-138) ~ Venice, FL ............................................ 26

Appendix D: FWCC Nesting Survey and Nest Success Reporting Forms for 2000 ~ Venice, FL ................. . .......... ... ... . ........... 46

Appendix E: Marine Turtle Hatchling Disorientation Incident Reports ................. 49

Appendix F: Sea Turtle Stranding and Salvage Network - Stranding Reports ............ 75


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INTRODUCTION

The Gulf of Mexico shoreline of Venice, Sarasota County, Florida is utilized as nesting habitat by loggerhead (Caretta caretta) and green (Chelonia mydas) sea turtles. Both species are protected under the federal Endangered Species Act of1973, State of Florida Statutes (Section 161.163), the Sarasota County Sea Turtle Protection Ordinance No. 97-082 and City of Venice Ordinance No. 95-07 which amends Ordinance No. 1307-88. The green turtle is listed as endangered in Florida and on the Pacific coast of Mexico and is listed in Appendix I of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Flora and Fauna (CITES). The loggerhead was listed in 1978, as a threatened species. Internationally it is considered "Vulnerable" and is listed in Appendix I (CITES).

In addition to the above, juvenile Kemp's ridley (Lepidochelys kempii) and juvenile green turtles utilize the near-shore waters of the central Gulf coast of Florida as developmental habitat. The Kemp's ridley is the most critically endangered of all sea turtle species and as such is protected throughout its range (Gulf of Mexico and northwestern Atlantic Ocean).

Land based threats to these protected marine turtles include beach erosion, beach armoring, beach nourishment activities, artificial lighting, beach cleaning, increased human presence, recreational beach equipment, exotic dune and beach vegetation, nest depredation, nest loss to abiotic factors and, poaching. Threats within the marine environment include, but are not limited to, dredging, marina and dock development, pollution, seagrass bed degradation, fisheries activities including hook and line fisheries, boat collisions, offshore artificial lighting, ingestion of marine debris, poaching and predation (NMFSIUSFW, 1991).

To enable construction projects to occur on marine turtle nesting habitat, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC), Division of Protected Species Management, and the National Marine Fisheries / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service request that data be made available pertaining to the species of marine turtles utilizing the habitat, the nest success, and any protection measures undertaken to protect the adult turtle, the nest, and the emerging hatchlings.

The following is a summary of sea turtle monitoring, including nest protection measures, hatch success, and stranding incidents for Venice beaches for the year 2000.


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MARINE TURTLE MONITORING

Location

Venice Beach is located in Sarasota County along the central gulf coast of Florida. The entire beach length is approximately 7.4 kilometers. Venice Inlet, at Florida Department of Environmental Protection's (FDEP) Coastal Construction Control Line Monument R-115, forms the northern terminus of Venice beach. The southern terminus is located at Monument R-138, located approximately 100 feet south of the southern most wooden ramp/walkover at Casperson Beach (Figure 1). The shoreline includes Venice Public Beach, Golden Beach, Sunset Beach, Brohard Beach and North Casperson Beach.

The shoreline from Venice Inlet (R-115) south to the north end of Brohard Beach (R-133) was restored (nourished) in two phases beginning in 1994 and ending in 1996. The Brohard Beach and Casperson Beach shoreline (R -133 to R -138) has not been restored and is herein after referred to as native or natural beach. The shoreline is characterized by high density development, both residential single and multifamily, and commercial development from Venice Inlet (R-115) south to Service Club Park (-650' S ofR-128). From here south the area consists of undeveloped park with the exception of the Venice Fishing Pier, Sharky's Restaurant and parking lot, and the City of Venice Sewage Treatment Plant. This developed area is located from approximately 400 feet south of Monument R-130 to approximately 700 feet south of Monument T -131.

PROCEDURES

Daily Monitoring

Beginning May 1 sl daily early morning monitoring of Venice beaches was begun to fulfill the Florida Department of Environmental Protection guidelines for sea turtle protection and to fulfill the scope of work contracted by Mote Marine Laboratory (MML) with the City of Venice. Mote Marine Laboratory personnel and volunteer patrol personnel are permitted through Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) under the 2000 marine turtle permit #028 (Appendix A).

Monitoring for adult marine turtle nesting activity was conducted by personnel walking the shoreline above the mean high water line. Upon discovery of a marine turtle emergence FWCC permitted personnel visually determined whether the emergence was a nest or a non-nesting emergence (or false crawl). A non-nesting emergence (NNE) was defined as an emergence which did not result in egg deposition.


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The following are examples of non-nesting emergences: 1) a turtle that moved onto the beach but did not excavate a nest cavity and returned to the water, or 2) a turtle that moved up the beach, excavated a nest cavity or numerous nest cavities but for unknown reasons did not deposit any eggs in the nest (often these aborted nest excavations are left uncovered by the turtle). A nest was defined as a turtle emergence which resulted in the turtle successfully depositing eggs. When an emergence resulted in what "appeared" to the experienced patrol personnel to be a nest the site was identified as a "possible nest" and was monitored along with the nests to observe for hatching. These possible nests were reclassified as either nests or false crawls depending on the outcome.

During the daily patrol down the beach, false crawls and nests were recorded on MML Nesting Data forms (Appendix B). If the nest was determined to be endangered, it was carefully hand excavated. The eggs were placed in a bucket lined with sand and were transplanted higher on the beach. All nests, whether relocated or left in situ, were marked and encircled by wooden stakes connected with yellow surveyors' flagging tape and signage (Figure 2) identifYing the site as a protected sea turtle nest. Each nest was additionally marked with the date the nest was laid and the location of the nest. Nest location was documented by two methods. In the field, monitoring personnel located nests by relative position to the nearest street address, building, or other landmark. These descriptions were then checked in the Laboratory's offices against annotated aerial photographs to associate the locations to the nearest FDEP monuments.

Hatching Surveys and Nest Evaluation

After 45 days incubation, nests were monitored daily to document evidence of hatch. Observance of one or more of the following was used to determine the first day of hatch to calculate incubation periods:

1) a hatchling or hatchlings present at the surface,

2) a hatchling crawl or crawls in the sand leading out from the nest area, and/or

3) a depression or emergence hole in the sand directly over the nest.

Following FWCC Marine Turtle Permit Guidelines nests are excavated three days or 72 hours after the initial hatch to determine hatch success. The delayed nest excavation allows the majority of hatchlings to emerge from the nest on their own. Hatchlings that have emerged on their own are more vigorous and are better equipped to handle the trek down the shoreline to the water. Once in the water these hatchlings also have a better chance at survival as their external yolk sacs have been completely utilized and/or absorbed allowing the hatchling to dive more readily and to swim more vigorously.

Data from nest evaluations were recorded on the Nesting Data forms.


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• Pipped eggs referred to either live or dead hatchlings that had punctured the eggshell but had not fully emerged, these are not included in the number hatched.

• The number of unhatched referred to the number of unhatched eggs found in the nest upon excavation.

• The number of hatched shells minus the number of live and dead hatchlings found in the nest account for the number of hatchlings that emerged from the nest on their own prior to nest excavation.

When live hatchlings were found in the nest they were either released immediately or were transferred to a bucket containing moist sand and kept for release that same evening. Nest excavations and hatchling releases were conducted according to FWCC Marine Turtle Permit guidelines.

Data Analysis

Marine turtle emergence and hatching data were compiled using Paradox, a dBase compatible software program by Borland and Assoc. Figures and Tables were created using a combination of Paradox, Word Perfect (Corel) and Super Calc (Computer Assoc.).

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

Turtle Emergences (Nests & Non-nesting emergences)

The beach monitoring procedures discussed above resulted in the documentation of a total of275 nests and 312 non-nesting emergences (Appendix C) for the Venice shoreline. All ofthe nests were completed by loggerhead turtles, no green turtle nests were documented for the 2000 season (although one nest was recorded on Casey Key to the north of Venice; and 11 were recorded on Manasota Key adjacent and to the south of Venice). The nest to non-nesting emergence ratio was 0.88 nests to one non-nesting emergence. When the nesting data is examined for the years 1991 through 2000 (Table 1) it is evident that nesting numbers show an overall increasing trend. The ten year nesting range documents a high of290 nests in 1999 and a low of148 nests in 1991. Nesting was down in 2000 from 1999 by 15 nests while non-nesting emergences increased by a total of 41. The nest to non-nesting emergence ratio has varied through the years but 1999 was the first year in which nest numbers exceeded the false crawl numbers. It is important to note that prior to the summer of 1996 the shoreline was comprised of small pocket beaches separated by seawalls, rock revetments & sandy escarpments. Suitable nesting habitat was available only in pocket beach areas yet successful nesting occurred as evidenced by the numbers in Table 1. A consistent and wide beach became available following the 1996 nesting season. MOTE MARINE LABORATORY

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Table 1. Nest to false crawl ratio for marine turties nesting on Venice beaches (R-115 to R-138), 1991 through 2000.

Year

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

Total # Nests (N)

148 196 157 187 203 263 227 285 290 275

Total # Non-nesting emergences (NNE)

172 227 230 238 556 372 335 510 271 312

NINNE Ratio

0.87:1 0.86:1 0.68:1 0.78:1 0.36:1 0.70:1 0.67:1 0.55:1 1.07:1 0.88:1

Nesting activity on the restored beach, located between FDEP Monuments R-115 and R-133 , was documented at 194 nests and 222 non-nesting emergences (Figure 3). The southern 5,000 feet of shoreline (R-133 to R-138) has not been included in previous beach restoration projects. This native or natural beach consists of a narrow sloped shoreline. Eighty one nests and 90 non-nesting emergences were reported here. These figures indicate that for the 2000 season there were approximately 57 nests per mile (35.4 nests per km) on the restored beach and approximately 85.6 nests per mile (53.2 nests per km) on the native beach. The seasonal pattern of marine turtle emergences for the Venice shoreline for both the restored beach and the natural beach is shown in Figure 4.

For the entire Venice shoreline the first emergence, a nest, was documented May 151 on the shoreline west of880 Tarpon Center Drive between CCL Monuments R-118 and R-119. On August 27th the last emergence of the season, also a nest, was documented on the shoreline at north Casperson Public between CCL Monuments R-136 and 137. The period of peak nesting occurred in the eight weeks between May 14th and July 16th . Copies ofthe Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Nesting Survey Reporting Form for 2000 and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission - Nest Success Reporting Formfor 2000 which summarize the sea turtle activity for the 2000 season are included as (Appendix D).

Cross-Shore Nest Position

Turtles accessing the Venice .shoreline for nesting had access to sandy beach habitat that ranged in width from approximately 10 to 350 feet above the daily mean high tide. In order to determine the turtles' preference in nesting location, or the cross-shore nest position on the beach, two methods were employed. In one method the beach width at nest sites was measured while in the second method the beach width at each nest site was visually estimated in the field. The beach width was divided into thirds, and nest locations were then classified as either upper beach (landward), middle beach, or lower beach (seaward).



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By looking at the beach regardless of width (Table 2) the seaward third or lower beach was the preferred location with 54% (n= 148) ofthe nests. Thirty one percent (n=84) of the nests occurred in the middle beach area, and 15% (n=41) occurred on the upper beach.

Table 2. Nest locations by relative beach width using visual classification regardless of actual beach width for the Venice shoreline (n=273).

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When looking at the number of feet above the daily mean high tide line for each nest it is evident that, regardless of total beach width, the turtles preferred to nest within the seaward 60 feet (Table 3). These data are consistent with previous Venice data (Foote et aI, 1995, 1997 and 1998), and the nesting data from Longboat Key, Florida (Foote and Truitt, 1993, Foote and Mueller 1999) where



immediately following beach restoration, the turtles preference for nesting switched from the upper beach on a narrow shoreline to the seaward third of the beach width on the wider restored shoreline.

Table 3. Nest locations measured upland from the daily Mean High Water Line (N=271)

Ft. Above Native Restored Native Restored Native Restored MHW Count Count Percent Percent Cumulative % Cumulative %

0 0 9 0.0 4.7 0.0 4.7 10 3 33 3.8 17.1 3.8 21.8 20 9 51 11.5 36.4 15.4 48.2 30 15 43 19.2 22.3 34.6 70.5 40 23 27 29.5 14.0 64.1 84.5 50 4 11 5.1 5.7 69.2 90.2 60 9 6 11.5 3.1 80.8 93.3 70 5 2 6.4 1.0 87.2 94.3 80 2 2 2.6 1.0 89.7 95.3 90 2 2 2.6 1.0 92.3 96.4

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>159 0 4 0.0 2.1 100.0 100.0

Total: 78 193 100 100

Nest Damage

Thirty two percent (n=88) of the nests along the Venice shoreline experienced either partial or complete destruction during the 2000 season (Table 4). Nest damage was caused by raccoon, fire ant and ghost crab predation; and by water over the nests due to high tides or storm surge, and nests washing out due to the same.

Table 4. Nests documented as experiencing either partial or complete damage not including disorientation events (n=88).

Cause of Nest Damage

Inundation Inundated & Washed out Inundation & raccoon predation Raccoon predation Ghost crab predation Predator unknown Fire ants

Total

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The summer of 2000 included tropical storm and hurricane activity that impacted the Gulf Coast beaches and many nests were inundated by tidal activity. Because ofthis both nest and hatch success was influenced. Fifty two nests (18.9%) along the shoreline were inundated (Table 5). Of these, 24 were subsequently washed out by tidal activity associated with Hurricane Gordon or tropical storm events. Twenty five of the nests experienced some hatch, with the percent of hatch ranging from a low of 0.97% to a high of99%.

Table 5. Success of nests experiencing inundation (n=52). Location DNR No. Eggs Total Percent

Status Ref. Date Inundated Washed out Hatched No. Eggs Hatch Success

RES 116-117 Yes

RES 126-127 6129 Yes

NAT 136-137 No 32 71 45.1

NAT 134-135 Mid July No 5 81 6.2

RES 121-122 7/6 Yes

RES 123-124 712, 7/15-16 No 96 107 89.7

NAT 135-136 Mid July No 0 137 0.0

RES 131-132 Mid July No 1 125 0.8

NAT 136-137 7/16 Yes

RES 126-127 Multiple Times No 112 118 94.9

NAT 135-136 No 86 90 95.6

NAT 134-135 Mid July No 21 103 20.4

RES 129-130 Early July No 85 118 72.0

RES 123-124 7/2, 7115-16 No 10 127 7.9

RES 125-126 8/5-6 Yes

NAT 133-134 Mid July No 2 97 2.1

RES 122-123 7/2, 7115-16 No 1 103 1.0

NAT 135-136 7/3 Yes 13

RES 123-124 712, 7/15-16 No 11 121 9.1

NAT 133-134 No 80 110 72.7

NAT 135-136 Early July No 44 100 44.0

RES 125-126 Multiple Times No 113 114 99.1

RES 122-123 7/2, 7/15-16, 8/13 No 0 117 0.0

NAT 134-135 Early July No 42 74 56.8

NAT 133-134 Mid July Yes

NAT 135-136 7/16 No 0 121 0.0

RES 129-130 7/17 No 79 109 72.5

RES 131-132 Mid July No 114 121 94.2

NAT 134-135 8/13 No 42 72 58.3

RES 116-117 8/14 No

RES 123-124 7/2, 7115-16 No 97 104 93.3



Table 5. (Continued) Location DNR No. Eggs Total Percent

Status Ref. Date Inundated Washed out Hatched No. Eggs Hatch Success

RES 131-132 Mid July Yes

RES 116-117 7/21 Yes

NAT 134-135 Mid July No 0 186 0.0

NAT 137-138 7/16 Yes

RES 131-132 Mid July No 93 101 92.1

RES 132-133 Also Raccoon Dam. No 20 90 22.2

NAT 134-135 Mid July No 14 102 13.7

NAT 135-136 7/19 Yes

RES 126-127 9/16 Yes

RES 122-123 9/17 Yes

RES 128-129 9/16 Yes

RES 124-125 9/17 Yes

RES 124-125 9/17 Yes

RES 120-121 9/17 Yes

RES 120-121 9117 Yes

RES 123-124 9/17 Yes

RES 122-123 9117 Yes

RES 131-132 9117 Yes

NAT 134-135 9/17 Yes

RES 122-123 9/17 Yes

RES 123-124 7/2, 7/15-16 No 100 127 78.7

RES = restored beach NAT = native or natural beach * stakes washed out/nest not found

Incubation

The average incubation was calculated for in situ and relocated nests for the entire Venice shoreline. In situ nests for which the emergence date and the hatch date were known (n = 130) had an average incubation rate of 49 days (range 43-63 days). Nests that were relocated and had known emergence and hatch dates (n = 17) also had an average incubation of 49 days (range 46-54 days). There appeared to be no significant difference in incubation for in situ versus relocated nests.

Nest Success Evaluation

One hundred ninety nine out of a total of275 nests were excavated for nest success evaluations. Only nests for which MML had complete data were evaluated. Nests for which complete data were not available were not included in the following calculations (n=76). All partial data were recorded for



future reference but were not included in the evaluations.

The distribution of mean hatch success is shown in Table 6. Hatch success ranged from 76.3% for in situ nests to 84.3% for relocated nests. The overall hatch success rate was 77% for both relocated and in situ nests.

Table 6. Hatch success for evaluated nests, relocated and in situ (i.e., not relocated).

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Percent Hatch Success

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o 1741 251

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153 14426 4032

12 278

18901

76.3%

Total n=199

153 16167 4283

19 344

20966

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Excavations of evaluated nests revealed a total of 463 live hatchlings and 305 dead hatchlings remained in the nests as compared to 15,399 that had emerged on their own within the 72 hours prior to nest excavation (Table 7). The percent of hatchlings that emerged successfully from relocated nests was 93.9% as compared to 95.4% emergence success for in situ nests. The overall emergence success for the evaluated nests was 95.2%.

Table 7. Hatchling emergence success for relocated versus in situ nests.

Relocated In situ Total # Eggs hatched 1741 14426 16167

- Live in nest (100) (363) (463) - Dead in nest m (300) (305)

# Hatchlings emerged 1636 13763 15399

Percent Emergence Success 93.9% 95.4% 95.2%

Hatchling Disorientation Events

A total of 12 hatchling disorientation events (Appendix E) were recorded for the season (Table 8). After emerging from the nest, hatchlings typically move away from shadows (e.g., dune vegetation, tree silhouettes, and unlighted structures) and move toward the lighter, open horizon of the water (Salmon, et al., 1992). Hatchlings are attracted to artificial lighting Witherington et al., 1996 and Witherington and Martin, 1996) and instead of heading toward the water will travel great distances to artificially lighted areas. This activity oflooping around and traveling in a direction other than to MOTE MAIuNE LABORATORY


the water is termed a disorientation Disorientation events often lead to death of the hatchling from dehydration, predation, or being run over by vehicular traffic when they travel to roadways or parking lots. Disorientation events may involve from one hatchling to an entire nest.

It is important to note that in nourished beach locations where the new beach is much wider than the native or pre-project beach, the hatchling has a much better view of surrounding lights and can be impacted by them for the duration ofthe period oftime that it is on the beach. The City of Venice and :M11L continued to work toward compliance with the City of V enice Lighting Ordinance. It is critical that the issue of "turtle friendly" lighting (no lighting, shielded or dimmed lighting, lights low to the ground and shielded by vegetative barriers) along the beachfront property of V enice be kept foremost in the City plans.

All disorientation events are recorded on Marine Turtle Hatchling Disorientation Incident Report Forms and submitted the FWCC, Florida Marine Research Institute. The forms utilized by Mote Marine Laboratory are the same as those provided by the FWCC with the exception that we have added our Mote Logo, the nest location category, a box for sketching the disorientation, and the checklist on the upper right comer. All other questions/categories are identical to those on the FWCC form. This data is submitted to FWCC as per our sea turtle permit requirements.

Table 8. Summary of Year 2000 marine turtle hatchling disorientation events for Venice beaches (n=12).

Incident Nest Minimum # of Date Location Disoriented

Hatchlings 6/29-30 1116 Sunset Dr. 20

7/6 255 Esplanade 20 7/8 416 Hunter 25

7/14 555 Esplanade 10 7/22 834 GBB 60 7/27 631 Alhambra 40 7/29 NCornwall 52 8/6 627 -629 Alhambra 25 8/8 Venice Public Bch. 57

8/21 624 Flamingo 85

8/25 720 GBB 75 8/30 S of City Pier 6

GBB = Golden Beach Blvd.

Marine Turtle Strandings

Hatchlings Disoriented To

1120 Sunset Dr: globe pool lights * interior lights 255, 333 & 555 Esplanade N Cornwall-on-the-Gulf, 500Park Blvd & 550 Flamingo East and North East 720 GBB: interior & exterior lights 412 & 416 Hunter, 633 Alhambra N Cornwall & 428 Hunter 627-629 Alhambra: interior lights interior bathroom lights, exterior light on pavilion, street lights 627 Alhambra south to 550 Flamingo: primarily interior lights 720 GBB Sharkeys Restaurant

Two sea turtle strandings were documented for the 2000 season (Appendix F). Both events


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involved the stranding of dead turtles. On June 6th the remains of a subadult loggerhead turtle washed ashore on Venice Public south of the southern lifeguard tower. Three propeller lacerations punctured the anterior portion of the carapace (upper shell) but because of the advanced state of decomposition the turtle was not transported to Mote Marine Laboratory for necropsy and the exact cause of death remains unknown.

The second stranding occurred on July 6th when the remains of an adult loggerhead washed ashore gulfside of700 Golden Beach Blvd. Approximately 1.9 miles south of Venice Inlet. The location was documented as approximately at DNR Monument R -125. Propeller lacerations through the carapace were documented. Because ofthe advanced state of decomposition the remains were not transported to Mote Marine Laboratory and the exact cause of death could not be determined. It is unknown whether the boat strike occurred prior or subsequent to the death ofthe turtle. A muscle sample was collected to be submitted for genetic analysis.

Both of the above turtles were photographed, documented, measured, and the carcasses were buried on the beach. Data on the turtles were submitted to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Florida Marine Research Institute, as per our sea turtle permit requirements.

CONCLUSIONS

This report has presented the results of marine turtle monitoring for Venice beaches in Sarasota County Florida. The monitoring activity covered the beach from the Venice Jetties south to the southernmost dune crossover at Casperson Beach. This area corresponds to the shoreline between DNR Monument R-115 south to R-138. A total of275 nests and 312 non-nesting emergences (or false crawls) of the loggerhead sea turtle (Caretta caretta) were documented between May 1 st and October 3P\2000. No green turtle (Chelonia mydas) nests were documented on the Venice shoreline for the 2000 season (although one nest was documented on Casey Key, adjacent and to the north of Venice; and 11 were documented on Manasota Key, adjacent and to the south of Venice).

The average incubation for all nests, relocated and in situ was 49 days. The range for in situ nests was 43 to 63 days, and for relocated nests 46 to 54 days. The overall hatch success rate 77% (84/3% for relocated nests and 76.3% for in situ). The overall emergence success of those which hatched was 95.2% (93.9% for relocated and 95.4% for in situ).

A preference for the sloped lower beach for nesting was documented with 54% of all nests occurring on the lower (seaward third) of the beach on both the restored and the natural beaches. The turtles nesting preference for the mid beach area was documented at 31 % of all nests and 15% for the upper third of the beach regardless of beach width. Because of the preference the turtles exhibit for the sloped lower beach for nesting, possible increased nest loss should be a consideration for coastal managers, marine turtle monitoring personnel, and for coastal engineers who design beach profiles.

Thirty two percent of the nests along the Venice shoreline experienced either partial or complete destruction by either predation or inundation. Of the nests that were damaged by storm or tidal


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activity (n=52) 48 % experienced some hatch while . The percent of hatch for these nests ranged from a low of 0.97% to a high of99%.

Monitoring for sea turtle nest and hatch activity for the City of V enice was completed on 10/3112000, coinciding with the regulatory end of sea turtle nestinglhatching season. Personnel continue to be on call for emergencies and consulting purposes.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The authors thank the City of Venice, beachfront homeowners, business owners, and condominium associations for allowing monitoring personnel access to all beach areas and for increasing "turtle friendly lighting". A special thank you goes to Harry Hoff and Joe Zann for their invaluable assistance with lighting surveys and compliance issues. Thank you to Patrick S. Collins, City Engineer, for allowing us the opportunity to work with The City of Venice and for his assistance. Also, THANK YOU to Dave and Ann Rosequest, Jim and Julie Carney, Allen Jacks, Emil Partak, Fred and Ruth Verderosa, Shirley Nenno, Paul and Rafaela Myers, Anne Bernier, Bill Gallagher, Paul and Judy Kehoe, Reg Ringel, George losue, and Carol Schryver - Members ofthe Venice Turtle Patrol - for all of their time, hard work, and assistance. The authors also thank Mote Marine Laboratory staff Joie Simoneaux for her assistance.

REFERENCES

Foote, J.J. and Truitt, c.L. 1993. "Sea Turtle Protection Measures Including NestlHatch and Sand Compactness Monitoring for the Longboat Key Beach Restoration Project." MML Technical Report No. 313 submitted to Applied Technology and Management, Inc., Gainesville, FL. and The Town of Longboat Key, Longboat Key, FL.

Foote, J.J. and Nicole L. Park. 1995. "Sea Turtle Protection Measures Including NestlHatch and Sand Compactness Monitoring for the City of Venice Beach Restoration Project, Sarasota County." MML Technical Report No. 455 submitted to the City of Venice, Venice, Florida.

Foote, J.J. and Jay L. Sprinkel. 1997. "Sea Turtle Protection Measures Including NestlHatch and Sand Compactness Monitoring for the City of Venice Beach Restoration Project, 1996 Activities Summary." MML Technical Report No. 500 submitted to the City of Venice, Venice, Florida.

Foote, J.J. , Tracey L. Mueller and Jay L. Sprinkel. 1998. "Venice Beach Nourishment Project Marine Turtle Monitoring for Phase II: Year 1 Post Project - 1997". MML Technical Report No. 566 submitted to the City of Venice, Venice, Florida.

National Marine Fisheries Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 1991 , Recovery Plan for U.S. Population of Loggerhead Turtle. National Marine Fisheries Service, Washington D.C.



Salmon, M. Wyneken, J., Fritz, E.U., and Lucas, M. 1992. "Ocean Finding by Hatchling Sea Turtles: Interplay of Silhouette, Slope and Brightness as Guideposts in Orientation," Proceedings of the Eleventh Annual Workshop on Sea Turtle Biology and Conservation, NOAA Technical Memorandum NMFS-SEFSC-302, National Marine Fisheries Service, Southeast Fisheries Center, Miami, Florida

Witherington, B.E., and R.E. Martin, 1996. Understanding, assessing, and resolving light-pollution problems on sea turtle nesting beaches. FMRI Tech. Rep. TR-2. Florida Marine Research Institute, St. Petersburg, Florida. 73 p.



Appendices


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Appendix A

MOTE MARlNE LABORHORY

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Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission .1_ L. "JIUIIie" Mams, Jr. Barbara C. Banh Quinton L. Hed~Deth. DDS H.A. "Heoo." HufIman

BusbndI Jacksonville Miami" Deltona

Dayjd K. Meehan Sf. Petersburt

Julie K. Morris Sarasota

Edwin P. Roberts Pell3Kola

John D.Rood Jacksonville

ALLAN L. EGBERT, Ph.D., Executive Director VICTOR J . HELLER, Assistant Executive Director

BUREAU OF PROTECTED SPECIES MANAGEMENT DAVID W. ARNOLD, BUREAU CHIEF

TeqlKSta Fidd Laboratory 19100 SE Federal Highway

Tequesta, FL 33469 PHOJlo"E (561) 575-5407

F)L~(561)743~228

AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL AMENDMENT

TP #028

Jerris J. Foote Mote Marine Laboratory

1600 Ken Thompson Parkway Sarasota, Florida 34236

Permit Expires: 31 January 2001

As of the date below, the following personnel are authorized to perform the activities listed on Marine Turtle Permit #028.

Authorized personnel: J. Foote, A. Bernier, M. Catizone, J. Carney, J. Carney (2), B. Gallagher, A. Jacks, J. Kehoe, P. Kehoe, A. MacConnell, P. Myers, R. Myers, G. Muth, S. Nenno, E. Partak, N. Phero, R. Ringel , A. Rosequist, D. Rosequist, C. Tajkowski, F. Verderosa, R. Verderosa, D. Marshall, G. Iosue, C. Schryver.

This personnel authorization supersedes all others and must be attached to the turtle permit of most recent issue. This is not a permit and cannot be used as such.

Bureau of POtected SpecIes Management Office of Environmental Services

cc: BPSM, Tallahassee

Date

Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission .James L. "Jamie" Adams, Jr. Barbara C. Banb Quinton L. Hedl!!~pe~ DDS H.A. "Heoo." Hallinan

Busimell Jacksonville MiamI Deltona

David K. Meehan JuH~_~~«!.rrb Ton,x:~.2f' St. Petersburc .,..~ .. u_.~

Edwin P. Roberts Pensacola

JohnD.Rood JacksonVille

ALLAN L. EGBERT, PlLD., Executive Director VICTOR J . HELLER, Assistant Executive Director

BUREAU OF PROTECTED SPECIES MANAGEMENT DAVID W. ARNOLD, BUREAU CHIEF

TP #028

Renewal, permitted activities amended.

MARINE TURTLE PERMIT

Jerris 1. Foote Mote Marine Laboratory

1600 Ken Thompson Parkway Sarasota, Florida 34236

Permit Expires: 31 January 2001

Authorized To: (1) conduct stranding/salvage activities, (2) conduct nesting surveys, (3) relocate nests, (4) screen nests with self-releasing screen/cage, (5) screen nests with restraining cage.

Authorized Nesting Survey Area: Venice Beach, Brohard Beach and North Casperson Beach (from the Venice jetties south through North Casperson Beach).

Authorized Research Projects: None.

Authorized Personnel: J. Foote, A. Bernier, M. Catizone, 1. Carney, J. Carney (2), C. Faith, R. Faith, B. Gallagher, A. Jacks , 1. Kehoe, P. Kehoe, A. MacConnell, P. Myers, R. Myers, G. Muth, S. Nenno, E. Partak, N. Phero, R. Ringel, A. Rosequist, D. Rosequist, C. Tajkowski , F. Verderosa, R. Verderosa.

General Conditions: Permitted individuals must adhere to the FWC marine turtle permit guidelines developed under a Section 6 Cooperative Agreement between FWC and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Special Conditions: None.

DaVId W. Arriold, ChIef Bureau of Protected Species Management Office of Environmental Services

Date

cc: Sandy MacPherson, Southeast Regional Sea Turtle Coordinator, USFWS FMP, District(s) 4 FWC, Tequesta Office

Appendix B


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. • II . .

II • Caretta caretta loggerhead .... ,.....

• Chelonia mydas green ....

• ~L Emergence # ....

•

~ .....: i

2000 NEST DATA FORM ;...-

~ ~

.... ONE# NEST # OBSERVER

DATE NEST FOUND LOCATION NOTES

LOCATION OF CRAWL (nearest address; house#) Circle one: Upper Middle Lower Circle one: In Vegetation At Escarpment Open Beach

Other Distance from MHW (in feet)

RELOCATED? YES NO Distance from Barrier (in feet)

NEW LOCATION (nearest address): SCREENED: NO / YES DATE SCREENED

WHY WAS NEST RELOCATED? SELF RELEASING BOX SELF RELEASING FLAT RESTRAINING

BEFORE PREDATION AFfER PREDATION

COMMENTS CRAWL DIAGRAM

MANASOTA AND CASEY KEYS ONLY: IF YOU FOUND A TAG-FORM AT THE NEST, WRITE ZONE # AND NEST # ON BOTI'OM OF TAG FORM, AND WRITE TAG NUMBERS IN ABOVE COMMENT SECTION

HATCHING DATA ~ "aluate Nest: 70 days after date laid if no evidence of hatchling emergence or 72 hrs after the first hatchling emergence.

I DATE NEST HATCHED INCUBATION DAYS (OPTIONAL)

DATE EXCAVATED EXCAVATED BY I I

I WAS NEST DAMAGED? YES NO Live Hatchlings in Nest

WHAT CAUSED THE NEST TO BE DAMAGED? (+) Dead Hatchlings in Nest (=) Total of Hatchlings in Nest

I DEPREDATION DATE(S)

RACCOON __ , ANTS __ , ARMADILLO _ _ , ~ Hatched Eggs Counted ~

OTHER __ , UNKNOWN (- ) Total of Hatchlings Found in Nest _

I WASHED OVER BY TIDE DATE(S) (=) Hatchlings emerged on Their Own

I Hatched Eggs Counted L

I UNDER STANDING WATER DATE(S) • (+) Live Pipped

I WASHED OUT DATE(S) (+) Dead Pipped

DISORIENTATION DATE(S) (+) Eggs Destroyed (+) Eggs Unhatched

I SKETCH OF DISORIENTATION (=) Total # of Eggs in Nest

IF APPLICABLE: # DEAD HATCHLINGS

I FOUND ON SURFACE WITHlN - 2' OF NEST

COMMENTS:

I

I * IF THE HATCHLINGS WERE DISORIENTED, ATTACH A COpy OF THE DISORIENTATION REPORT.

Emergence#: _______________________ __

Cc loggerhead _____ _ Cm green .. _______ _

2000 False Crawl Form Zone ____________________ __

Observer __________ ________________ _ ______ _

False Crawl # ______ ____ _

Date _________________ ___

Location of crawl ( nearest address ; hOLlse #)

Location Circle one: Upper Middle Lower Circle one: In vegetation At Escarpment Open Beach

Other ---------------------------Distance from MHW (in feet) _______________________ _

Distance from BarriGr (in fcct) ___ .

Escarpment: yes no Straight Sloped Height of escarpment: _____________ _

Body Pitting:

Egg Cavity :

yes

yes

no

no (# of cavities _____ _

Describe obvious reasons for false crawl: ____ _

Crawl Diagram:

Emergence#: _____________________ _

Cc loggerhead _____ _ Cm green ___________ _

2000 False Crawl Form Zone ____________ __

Observer _______________________________________ _

Fal sc Crawl # ___________________ _______ _

Date ___ __________________ ____________ __

Location of crawl ( nearest address; house #)

Location Circle one: Circle one:

Upper In vegetation

Middle Lower At Escarpment Open Beach

Other ______________________ _

Di stance from MHW (in feet) _____________________ _

Distance from Barri er ( in feet) _

Escarpment: yes no Straight Sloped Height of escarpment: _________________ _

Body Pitting: yes no

Egg Cavity: yes no (# of cavities )

Describe obvioLls reasons for fal se crawl : ______ _ __ _

Crawl Diagram:

Appendix C

MOTE MARTh'E LABORATORY

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Appendix Table C. Marine Turtle Nest and Non-nesting Emergence Activity (R-115 to R-138) - Venice, FL

Status D.t. ADDRI.:SS FLDNR Nest Moved TYlle Date How destroyed No. Tot.1

NNI.: Screen "atch.d " . tchell fu:&! Restored #N/A TCDTO TCD I ALOHA-YACHT CLU B APTS) 116-117 Nest 14-Jul 102 106 Restored #N/A SERVICE CLUB PARK I R-128 TO R-129 128-129 Nest Box 09-Aug 135 135 Natural #N/A RED LAKE I R-135 TO R-136 135-136 Nest Box 06-Aug 115 120

Natural #N/A HORSE & CHAISE POINT I R-135 TO R-136 135-136 Nest Box 20-Jul 101 130

Natural #N/A NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH I R-136 TO R-137 136-137 Nest DEP/RAC 0

Restored Ol-May 880 TCD 118-11 9 Nest 23-Jun DIS 6/23 73 75

Natural 03-May NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH I T-I37 TO R-138 137-138 NNE

Restored OS-May TCD I YACHT CLUB APT 11 6-117 NNE

Restored 07-May ESPLANADE 121-122 NNE

Restored 07-May PARK BLVD I ALDEA MAR 123-124 NNE

Restored 07-May GBB I MACARTHUR BEACH & RACQUET CLUB 125-126 Nest 30-Jun 89 108 Restored 08-May TCD I HARBOR HOUSE 118-119 NNE

Restored 09-May SUNSET DRIVE 128-129 Nest 29-Jun DIS 6129 137 158 Restored 10-May TCD I JETTY VILLAS 115-116 NNE

Restored 10-May TCD 118-119 Poss.

Restored 10-May SOUTH VENICE PIER I T-131 TO R-I32 131-132 NNE

Restored II-May TCD I THE TOWERS 117-118 NNE

Restored 12-May TCD/CHATEAlJGAY 117-118 Nest 30-Jun 110 115 Restored 13-May ALlIAMI3RA I VALENCIA 122-123 Nest 08-Jul 88 99 Restored 13-May HUNTER 122-123 Nest 06-Jul 115 125 Restored 13-May GOLDE N BEACH ACCESS 125-126 NN E

Restored 13-May SUNSET DRI VE I WINDSONG CONDO 128-1 29 NNE

Restored I3-May SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT IT-131 TO R-132 131-132 NNE

Restored 14-May TCD/GULF N BAY 116-117 Poss. IN(W ASHED OUT)

Restored 14-May PARK BLVD 123-124 Nest 05-Jul DEI' - UNKNOWN PREDATOR 7/4 37 89 Restored 14-May FLAMINGO I SAN RAMON (SOUTH END) 124-125 NNE

Restored 14-May GBB I MACARTHUR BEACH & RACQUET CLUB (N END) 125-126 Nest Yes 07-Jul 115 120 Restored 14-May SUNSET DR 128-129 Nest 05-Jul III 116 Natural 14-May HORSE & CHAISE POINT I R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NNE

Restored IS-May ESPLANADE I GULF SHORES 119-120 Nest 06-Jul DIS 7/6 93 96 Restored 16-May PUBLIC BEACH PAVILION 120-121 Nest 06-Jul 95 101


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Appendix Table C. (Continued) Sialus Dole ADDR~:SS FLDNR Nesl Moved Type Dale How deslroyed No. Tol ••

NNE Screen "alched Halched fu:r.!

Restored 16-May ALHAMBRA 1 VALENCIA 122-123 NN E

Restored 16-May SERVICE CLUB PARK 1 R-128 TO R-129 128-129 NN E

Restored 17-May TCD 1 ORLEANS 118-119 NNE

Restored 17-May VENICE PUBLIC BEACH 1 SOUTH END 120-121 NNE

Restored 17-May HUNTER 122-123 Nest DIS 7/8

Restored 17-May GBB 1 WINDSONG VILLAS 125-126 NN E

Restored 17-May GBB 126-127 Poss. IN (WASII ED OUT) 6/29

Restored 17-May SERVICE CLUB PARK 1 R-129 129-130 Nest Box 06-Jul 103 103 Natural 17-May NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH 1 R-136 TO R-137 136-137 Nest Box II-JuliN (WASHED OVER) 32 71 Restored 18-May 1200 TCD 1 CHA TEAUGA Y 117-118 Nest 06-Jul 97 103 Restored 18-May TCD 1 ORLEANS 118-119 NNE

Natural 18-May VENICE GOLF CLUB 1 R-134 TO R-135 134-135 NNE

Restored 19-May CORNWALL ON THE GULF NORTH 123-124 NN E

Restored 19-May GBB 1 BEACHCOMBER 125-126 NNE

Natural 19-May HORSE & CHAISE POINT 1 R-135 TO R-136 135-136 Nest II-Jul 102 105 Natural 20-May BROHARD BEACH PARK 1 R-133 TO R-134 133-134 NN E

Natural 20-May VENICE GOLF CL UIl 1 R-134 TO R-135 134-135 Nest Box IN(WASH ED OVER) EARL Y MID-JUL Y 5 81 Restored 21-May TCD/GULF&BAY 116-117 NNE

Restored 21-May TCD 118-119 NNE

Restored 21-May OCALA 121-122 Nest IN(WASHED OUT) 7/6

Natural 21-May HORSE & CHAISE POINT 1 R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NN E

Restored 22-May TCD 1 SAN MARCO 117-118 Nest 73 76 Restored 22-May TCD 1 THE TOWERS 117-118 NNE

Restored 22-May S ESPLANADE 120-121 Poss.

Restored 22-May FLAMINGO DRIVE 1 ISLAND SHORES 124-125 NN E

Natural 22-May VENICE GOLF CLUIl 1 R-133 TO R-134 133-134 Nest Box 10-Jul 92 108 Restored 23-May ALHAMBRA 1 VALENCIA 122-123 NNE IN (WASHED OVER) 7/2,7/15,7/16

Restored 23-May ALHAMBRA 1 VENICE SANDS 122-123 NNE

Restored 23-May . PARK BLVD 1 ALDEA MAR (MID OF N. BLDG) 123-124 Nest 13-Jul IN (WASH ED OVER) 7/2 ,7/15,7116 96 107 Restored 23-May PARK BLVD 1 ALDEA MAR (N OF BEACH ACCESS) 123-124 NN E IN (WASHED OVER) 712,7/15 ,7/16

Restored 23-May LlTTLELAKE / R-129TOR-130 129-130 NN E



Appendix Table C. (Continued) Sta tu. n ate AI)I) RESS FLDNR Nest Moved Type Date How destroyed No. Total

NNE Sc reen Hatched lI atched ~

Natural 23-May VE NI CE GOl. F Cl. UB I R-1 34 TO R-1 35 134- 135 Nest Ilox II-J ul 112 91

Natural 23-May VENICE GOLF CLU B I R- 134 TO R-135 134-135 Nest DEP/RAC 0 Restored 24-May TCD I CI-IATEAUGA Y 117-11 8 Nest 12-Jul 102 107 Restored 24-May ESPLANADE 121-122 Nest 12-Jul 117 128

Natural 24-May RED LAKE / R-135 TO R-1 36 135 -1 36 Nest Box IN - WASHED OVER MID-JUL Y 0 137 Restored 25-May TCD I GULF N BAY 11 6-\17 Poss.

Restored 25-May ESPLANADE / SANSOVINO \1 8- \1 9 NNE

Restored 25-May ESPLANADE / GULF HORIZONS 11 9-120 Nest 14-Jul DI S 711 4 86 134 Restored 25-May VENICE PUBLIC BEACH PAVILION 120-121 NNE

Restored 25-May OCALA 121-1 22 NN E

Restored 25-May SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT / T -1 31 TO R-1 32 131-132 Nest Box IN - WASHE D OVER MID-J UL Y 125 Natural 25-May RED LAKE / R- 135 TO R-136 135-1 36 NNE

Natural 25-May NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH / R-136 TO R-137 136- 137 Nest Box I2-Jul 103 \1 2 Natural 25 -May NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH / R-137 TO R-1 38 137-138 NNE

Restored 26-May TCD / GULF N BAY 11 6- 117 Nest 107 121 Restored 26-May TCD / QUARTERDECK \1 6- \17 NNE

Restored 26-May TCD / HARBOR HOUSE 11 8-119 Nest Yes 17-Jul 60 73 Restored 26-May OUTFALL 115 (40 FEET SOUTH) 124-1 25 NNE

Restored 26-May GB B / MACA RTHUR BEACH & RACQUET CLUB 125-1 26 Nest 19-Jul 79 105 Restored 26-May SU NSET DR 127-128 Nest 16-Jul 87 94 Restored 26-May SERVICE CLUB PA RK / R- 128 TO R-1 29 128-1 29 NNE

Natural 26-May VENICE GOLF CLUB I R-133 TO R- 134 133-134 NN E

Natural 26-May NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH / R-136 TO R- 137 136- 137 Nest Box IN{WASHED OllT ) 711 6

Natu ral 26-May NORTII CAS PERSON PUBLIC BEACII / R-1 36 TO R-1 37 136-1 37 NNE

Restored 27-May ALHAMBRA / VALENCIA 122-123 Nest 27-Jul DIS 7/27 126 129 Restored 27-May PARK BLVD / ALDEA MAR (OUTFALL #4) 123-124 NN E

Restored 27-May VALENCIA 125-1 26 NNE

Restored 27-May GBB 126- 127 Nest 24-Jul IN (WASHED OVER) SEVERAL TIMES \1 2 \18 Restored 27-May GBB 126- 127 Poss.

Restored 27-May SUNSET DR 127-1 28 Poss.

Restored 27-May LITTLE LAKE / R-1 29 TO R-130 129- 130 NN E

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Appendix Table C. (Continued) St.tus ~ AI)[)RESS FLDNR Nest Moved Type Date How destroyed No, Total

NNE Screen !latched Ibtl'hed ~

Natural 27-May BROHARD BEACH PARK / R-133 TO R-134 133-134 NNE

Natural 27-May RED LAKE / R-134 TO R-135 134-135 Nest Box IN(WASHED OVER) MID-JUL Y 21 103 Natural 27-May HORSE & CHAISE POINT / R-135 TO R-136 135-136 Nest Box IN(WASHED OVER) 86 90 Restored 28-May TCD / QUARTERDECK 116-117 NNE

Restored 28-May ESPLANADE / GULF SHORES 11 9- 120 NNE

Restored 28-May CORNWALL ON THE GULF NORTH 123-124 NNE

Restored 28-May DEER TOWN GULLEY / OUTFALL 118 127-128 NNE

Restored 28-May COAST GUARD STATION / R-129 TO R-130 129-130 Nest Box 16-Jul IN - WASIIED OVER EARL Y JUL Y 85 Ill! Natural 28-May NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH / R-136 TO R-137 136-137 Nest Box 18-Jul 127 135 Restored 29-May TCD/CHATEAUGAY 117-118 NNE

Restored 29-May TCD / HARBOR HOUSE 118-119 NNE

Restored 29-May TCD / HARBOR HOUSE-ORLEANS 118-119 NNE Restored 29-May GBB / VILLAS ON GOLDEN BEACH 126-127 Nest Yes 16-Jul 93 98 Restored 29-May LITTLE LAKE / R-129 TO R-130 129-130 NNE

Natural 29-May NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH / R-136 TO R-137 136-137 Nest DEP/RAC 0 Restored 30-May TCD / THE TOWERS 117-11!! Nest 12-Jul 103 113 Restored 30-May ESPLANADE / SANSOVINO 118-119 Nest Yes 17-Jul III 136 Restored 30-May ALHAMBRA (CENTER OF POOL) 122-123 NNE

Restored 30-May FLAMINGO / SAN RAMON (SOUTH END) 124-125 NNE

Natural 30-May HORSE & CHAISE POINT / R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NNE

Restored 31-May ALHAMBRA 122-123 Nest 26-Jul 93 112 Restored 31 -May HUNTER 122-123 Nest 18-Jul 74 101 Natural 31-May VENICE GOLF CLUB / R-134 TO R-135 134-135 NNE

Natural 31-May RED LAKE / R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NNE

Restored o I-Jun TCD / SAN MARCO 117-118 Nest 21-Jul 12'1 138 Restored Ol-Jun SERVICE CLUB PARK / R-128 TO R-129 128-129 Nest Box 22-Jul 99 106 Restored Ol-Jun N VENICE PARK / R-130 TO T-131 130-131 Nest Box 25-Jul 149 157 Natural Ol-Jun NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH / R-137 TO R-138 137-138 NNE

Restored 02-Jun TCD / JETTY VILLAS 115-116 NNE

Restored 02-Jll11 TCD / JETTY VILLAS 115-116 NNE

Restored 02-Ju11 TCD / GULF N llA Y 116-117 NNE

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Appendix Table C. (Continued) Sialus Dale ADI)R ESS FLDNR Nesl Moved TYlle Dale lIow desl royed No. Tolal

NN E Screen lI alched lIa lched ~

Restored 02-Jun TCD / ALOHA APTS 11 6-117 NNE

Restored 02-Jun TCD / SAN MARCO 11 7- 11 8 NN E

Restored 02-Jull TCD 11 8- 11 9 NNE

Restored 02-Jull TCD / ORLEANS 11 8- 11 9 Poss.

Restored 02-Jull TCD / GULF TWIN TOWERS 11 9- 120 Nest 0 122 Restored 02-Jun ESPLANADE / GULF TWIN TOWERS 11 9-1 20 NN E

Restored 02-Jun ALHAMBRA / VALENCIA 122-1 23 NNE

Restored 02-Jun ALHAMBRA / VALENCIA 122-123 NNE

Restored 02-Jun ALHAM BRA / VALENCIA 122-123 NNE

Restored 02-Jull PARK BLVD / ALDEA MAR 123- 124 NN E

Restored 02-Jull LITTLE LAKE / R-1 29 TO R-130 129-130 NNE

Natural 02-Jull NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH / R-136 TO R-137 136-137 NNE

Restored 03-Jull LITTLE LAKE / R-129 TO R-130 129- 130 NN E

Restored 03-Jun NORTH VENICE PIER / R-130 TO T-1 31 130-131 NNE

Natural 03-Jull NORTH CASPERSON PUB LIC BEACH / R- 136 TO R-137 136-1 37 Nest Box 22-Jul 114 144 Natural 03-Jull NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH / R- 136 TO R-1 37 136-1 37 NNE

Restored 04-Jull TCD / YACHT CLUB APTS 11 6-117 NN E

Restored 04-Jull TCD /GULF & BAY 11 6- 117 NNE

Restored 04-Jun FLAMINGO / ISLAND SHORES 124-125 NNE

Restored 04-Jun GB B / WINDSONG VI LLAS 125- 126 NN E

Restored 04-Jun SUNSET BLVD 127-128 NN E

Restored 04-Jun LITTLE LAKE / R-1 29 TO R-1 30 129-130 NNE

Restored 05-Jun TCD / YACHT CLUB APTS 11 6-117 Poss.

Restored 05-Jull TCD TO 1000 TCD / BAHIA MAR-HARBOR IIOUSE 11 7- 118 Nest 21-Jul 90 100

Restored 05-Jun ESPLANADE / SANSOVINO 11 8- 11 9 Nest 21-Jul 41 113

Restored 05-Jull OCALA 121-122 NNE

Restored 05-Jun CORNWALL ON THE GULF NORTH 123-1 24 Nest 26-Jul IN - WASHED OVER BY TIDES 7/2. 7/1 5-16 to 127 Restored 05-Jun FLAMINGO 124-125 NN E

Restored 05-Jull GBB / BEACHCOMBER 125-126 Poss. IN (WASHED OUT) 8/5-6

Restored 05-Jun SERVICE CLUB PARK / R-1 29 TO R- 130 129-130 NNE

Restored 05-Jull L1rI'LE LAK E / R-1 29 TO R-1 30 129-130 NN E

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NN.: Screen Ifltched IlMtl'l,.1I fu:K!!

Restored 05-lull SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT / T-131 TO R-132 131- 132 NNE

Natural 05-Jull VENICE GOLF CLUB / R-134 TO R-135 134-\35 NN E

Natural 05-Jull HORSE & CHAISE POINT / R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NN E

Natural 05-Jull HORSE & CHAISE POINT / R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NNE

Restored 06-Jull TCD / SAN MARCO 117-118 Nest 21-Jul 126 147

Restored 06-Jull TCD/TOWERS 117-118 NNE

Restored 06-JlIII TCD / SEA VILLAS 117-11 8 NN E

Restored 06-Jull TCD / ORLEANS 11 8- 11 9 NNE

Restored 06-Jull ESPLANADE / IMPERIAL HOUSE 119-120 Nest 25-Jul 85 113 Restored 06-Jun ESPLANADE / GULF TWIN TOWERS-GULF HORIZON 119-120 NNE

Restored 06-JlIII ALHAM\3RA / VAL ENCIA-VENICE SANDS 122-123 NN E

Restored 06-Jull (j(lU 126-127 Nest Yes 22-Jul DIS 7/22 l!6 100 Restored 06-Jull SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT / R-132 TO R-133 132-133 NNE

Natural 06-Jun BROHARD BEACH PARK / R-133 TO R-134 133-134 Nest Box 03-Aug IN - WASH ED OVER MID-JUL Y 2 97

Natural 06-Jull VENICE GULF CLUB / R-134 TO R-135 134-\35 NNE

Natural 06-JlIII HORSE & CHAISE POINT / R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NN E

Restored 07-Jun TCD/ GULF N BAY 116-117 NNE

Restored 07-Jull TCD 118-119 NNE

Restored 07-Jull ESPLANADE / GULF HORIZON 119-120 NNE

Restored 07-Jull ESPLANADE / CIRCLE K 119-120 NN E

Restored 07-Jull VENICE PUBLIC BEACH PAVILION (NORTH) 120-121 NNE

Restored 07-Jun OCALA 121-122 NNE

Restored 07-Jun . OCALA 121-122 NN E

Restored 07-Jun HUNTER 123-1 24 NN E

Restored 07 -Jun PARK BLVD / ALDEA MAR (SOUTH END) 123-124 NNE

Restored 07-Jull . SUNSET DR 128-129 Nest 28-Jul 99 106

Restored 07-Jun N Vi NICE PIER / R-130 TO T-131 130-131 Nest Box 27-Jul 101 III

Restored 07-Jull NORTH VENICE PIER / R-130 TO T-\3I 130-\31 NNE

Natural 07-Jull VENICE GOLF CLUB / R-134 TO R-135 134- \35 NNE

Natural 07-lull RED LAKE / R-134 TO R-135 134-\35 NNE

Natural 07-Jull HORSE & CHAISE POINT / R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NNE

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NNE Scr •• n Halch.d IIMlch.d .fu:l:.!

Nalural 07-Jun HORSE & CHAISE POINT 1 R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NNE Natural 07-Jun HORSE & CHAISE POINT 1 R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NNE

Natural 07-Jun HORSE & CHAISE POINT 1 R-136 TO R-137 136-137 NNE

Natural 07-Jun HORSE & CHAISE POINT 1 R-136 TP R-137 136-137 NNE

Natural 07-Jun NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH 1 R-137 TO R-138 137-138 NNE

Restored 08-Jun TCD 1 SEA VILLAS 117-118 NNE

Restored 08-Jun OCALA 121-122 NNE

Restored 08-Jun ALHAMBRA 1 VALENCIA 122-123 Nest IN - WASHED OVER BY TIDES 7/2 . 7/15-16 103 Restored 08-Jun GULF SIDE CORNWALL SOUTH 123-124 Nest 29-JlIl 113 117 Restored 08-Jun FLAMINGO 1 ISLAND SHORES 124-125 NNE

Restored 08-Jun VILLAS DRIVE 1 VENICE VILLAS (N OF GAZEBO) 124-125 NNE

Restored 08-Jun SUNSET DR 127-128 Nest 02-Aug 64 67 Restored 08-Jun NORTH VENICE PI ER 1 R-130 TO T-1 31 130-131 NNE

Natural 08-Jun VENICE GOLF CLUB 1 R-134 TO R-135 134-135 NNE

Natural 08-Jun HORSE & CHAISE POINT 135-136 Nest Yes Box 27-Jul IN(WASHED OUT) 7/3 13 Natural 08-Jun NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH 1 R-136 TO R-137 136-137 NN E

Restored 09-Jun TCD 1 ALOHA APTS 116-117 Nest 28-Jul 88 94 Restored 09-Jun TCD 1 SAN MARCO 117-118 Nest 28-Jul 93 95 Restored 09-JlIn PARK BLVD 1 ALDEA MAR 123-124 Nest IN - WASHED OVER BY TIDES 7/2. 7/15-16 II 121 Restored 09-Jun SUNSET DR 128-129 Nest 28-Jul DEP 1 CRAB 60 123

IN - WASHED OVER & UNDER STANDING Natural 09-Jun BROHARD BEACH PARK 1 R-133 TO R-134 133-134 Nest Box 27-Jul WATER 80 110 Natural 09-Jun BROHARD BEACH PARK 1 R-133 TO R-134 133-134 Nest Box 28-Jul 91 93 Natural 09-Jun RED LAKE 1 R-134 TO R-135 134-135 Nest Box 08-Aug 79 94 Natural 09-Jun NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH 1 R-136 TO R-137 136-137 Nest Box 27-Jul 68 80 Natural 09-Jun NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH 1 R-136 TO R-137 136-137 NNE

Restored 10-Jun VENICE PUBLIC BEACH 120-121 NNE

Restored 10-Jun ALHAMBRA 1 VENICE SANDS (BY PARKING LOT) 122-123 Nest 03-Aug 93 96 DIS 8/6. 2 RECORDED AS DAMAGED NO

Restored 10-Jun ALIIAMBRA 1 VAI.ENCIA (I3/W 2 SOUTIIERN CONDOS) 122-123 Nest CAUSE GIVEN 101 1011 Natural IO-Jun RED LAKE 1 R-135 TO R-136 135-136 Nest Box 30-Jul 67 99

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NNE Screen Hatched lIatched ~

Restored II-lull ALHAMBRA I VALENCIA 122-123 Nest OS-Aug 75 86 Restored II-lull GBB I MACARTHUR BEACH & RACQUET CLUB 125-126 Nest Yes 03-Aug 95 119 Restored II-lull GBB 126-127 NN E

Natural II-lull HORSE & CHAISE POINT I R-135 TO R-136 135-136 Nest Box 31-lul IN(WASHED OVER) EARL Y lUL Y 44 100

Natural II -lull HORSE & CHAISE POINT I R-135 TO R-136 135-136 Nest DEP/RAC 0

Natural II-lull RED LAKE I R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NNE

Restored 12-lull TCD TO 1255 TCD I QUARTERDECK - SAN MARCO 11 6-117 Nest 02-Aug 89 93 Restored 12-lull PARK BLVDI ALDEA MAR 123-124 Nest Ol-Aug 117 164

I EGG RECORDED AS BEING Restored 12-lull PARK BLVD I ALDEA MAR (S OFOUTFALL #4) 123-124 Nest OS-Aug DAMAGEDINO CAUSE GIVEN 143 170 Restored 12-lull BCH RD I GULF SHORES 128-129 Poss.

Restored 12-lull L1rfLE LAKE I R-130 130-131 Nest Yes Box 02-Aug 85 105

Restored 12-lull BROHARD BEACH I R-132 TO R-133 132-133 NNE

Restored l2-lull SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT I R-132 TO R-133 132-133 NNE

Restored 13-lull TCD I YACHT CLUB APTS 116-117 NNE

Restored l3-lull TCD I ALOHA APTS 116-117 NNE

Restored 13-lull TCD I SEA VILLAS 117-118 Nest 123 125 Restored 13-lull TCD I CHATEAUGA Y 117-118 NNE

Restored 13-lull GBB I BEACHCOMBER 125-126 Nest IN (WASHED OVER) SEVERAL TIMES 113 114 Restored 13-lull DEER TOWN GULLEY I OUTFALL #8 127-128 NNE

Restored 13-lull DEER CREEK FENCE 127-128 NN E

Natural 13-lull RED LAKE I R-134 TO R-135 134-135 Nest Box 02-Aug 95 100 Natural 13-lull RED LAKE I R-134 TO R-135 134-135 Nest Box 02-Aug 68 92 Natural 13-lull NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH I R-136 TO R-137 136-137 NN E

Natural 13-lull NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH I R-136 TO R-137 136-137 NNE

Restored 14-lull TCD I YACHT CLUB APTS 116-117 Nest

Restored 14-lull TCD I CHATEAUGA Y 117-118 Nest 135 142 Restored 14-lull TCD I THE TOWERS 117-118 NNE

Restored 14-lull TCD 118-119 NNE

Restored 14-Jull ESPLANADE I IMPERIAL HOUSE 119-120 Nest 4 123 Restored 14-lull ESPLANADE I IMPERIAL I·IOUS E 119-120 NNE

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NNE Serren 'btched Ilatched [u!

Restored 14-Jull PUBLIC BEACH PAVILION 120- 121 Nest 93 11 0

Restored 14-Jull ALHAMBRA I VALENCIA 122-123 NN E

Restored 14-Jull GBB 126-127 NNE

Restored 14-Jull SUNSET DRIVE 128-1 29 NNE

Restored 14-Jull SERVICE CLUB PARK I R- 129 TO R-130 129-130 Nest Box 03-Aug 94 101

Restored 14-Jull LITTLE LAKE I R-130 TO T- 131 130-131 NNE

Natural 14-Jull VENI CE GOLF CLUB I R- I33 TO R-134 133-134 Nest Box 03-Aug DEP/RAC 79 11 2

Natural 14-Jull VENICE GOLF CLUB I R-I 33 TO R- 134 133-134 Nest Box 31 -Jul 81 98

Natural 14-Jull RED LAKE I R-135 TO R-1 36 135-136 NNE

Natural 14-Jull NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH I R-13 6 TO R- 137 136-1 37 NN E

Reslored 15-Jull TC D I JETTY VI LLAS 11 5-11 6 Nest ION 11 3

Restored 15-Jull ESPLANADE I GULF TWIN TOWERS 11 9-1 20 NN E

Restored 15-Jull GBB 126- 127 NNE

Restored IS-Jul1 SUNSET DR I GULF SHORES 128-1 29 Poss.

Restored IS-Jul1 SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT IT-131 TO R-132 131-132 Nest Box OS-Aug DEl'I RAC 74 86

Restored IS-Jul1 SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT IT- 131 TO R-1 32 13 1-132 NNE

Restored IS-Jul1 SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT I R-1 32 TO R-133 132-133 Nest Box 17-Aug 92 99

Natural IS-Jul1 NORTH CASPERSON PU BLIC BEACH I R-136 TO R-1 3 7 136-1 37 Nest Box Ol-Aug DEP/RAC 6/15 77 11 0

Natu ral IS-Jull NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH I R-136 TO R-13 7 136-13 7 Nest Box Ol-Aug 60 169

Reslored 16-Jull TCD I ALOHA APARTMENTS 11 6-117 Nesl 102 104

Restored 16-Jull TCD I YACHT CLUB APTS 11 6-117 Nest 28 48

Restored 16-Jull ESPLANADE I SANSOVINO 118-1 19 Nest 77 90 Restored 16-Jul1 ESPLANADE I llEST WESTER N-Gl H.!' IIORI I.ON 1111- 11 9 NN E

Restored 16-Jull II UNTER 122-123 Nest IN (WASHED OVER) 7/2,7/15, 711 6,N/ 13 0 117

Natural 16-Jul1 BROHARD BEACH PA RK I R-133 TO R-134 133 -1 34 NN E

Natural 16-Jul1 VENICE GOLF CLUB I R-134 TO R-13S 134-135 Nest Box 03-Aug IN (WASHED OVER) EARL Y JULY 42 74

Natural 16-Jul1 RED LAKE I R-134 TO R-I3S 134-135 Nest DEP/RAC 6/16 0

Restored 17-Jull TCD I BAHIA MA R 117-11 8 Nest 106 11 3

Restored 17-Jull LITTLE LAKE I R-1 29 TO R-1 30 129- 130 NN E

Natu ral 17-Jull BROIIARD BEACII PARK I R-I33 TO R-1 34 133-134 Nest IN - WAS HED OUT MI D JUL Y

Natural 17-Jull VENICE GOLF CLU B I R-134 TO R-135 134- 135 NN E

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NNE Screen Halched lI alched ~

Natural 17-Jull HORSE & CHAISE POINT / R- 135 TO R- 136 135-136 Nest Box OS-Aug SO 90

Natural 17-lun RED LAKE / R-1 35 TO R-1 36 135-136 Nest DEP/RAC 6/17 0

Natural 17-lull NORTH CAS PERSON PUBLIC BEACH / R-1 36 TO R-137 136-137 NN E

Restored IS-lun TCD/ CHATEAUGAY 117-II S Nest

Restored IS-l un ESPLANADE / TWIN TOWERS 11 9-120 Nest

Restored IS-lun VALENCIA - ESPLANADE - VENICE PUBLIC BEACH 120-121 NNE

Restored IS-lun NORTH VENICE PIER / R- 130 TO T-13 1 130- 131 NN E

Natural IS-lun VENICE GOL.F CLUB / R-1 34 TO R-135 134-1 35 Nest Box (J7-Aug 95 100

Natural IS-lUll RED L.AKE / R-134 TO R-1 35 134-135 NN E

Natural IS-lUll RED LA KE / R-13 5 TO R-136 135-1 36 Nest Box 07-Aug IN - WASHED OVER 711 6 0 121

Natural IS-lun HORSE & CHAISE POINT / R-135 TO R-136 135-136 Nest Box 05-Aug 99 11 5

Natural IS-lUll HORSE & CHAISE POINT / R-13 5 TO R-136 135-136 Nest DEP/RAC 611 S 0 Restored 19-1ull TCD/ GULF N BAY 11 6-117 NN E

Restored 19-1un TCD / THE TOWERS 117-II S Nest 92 100 Restored 19-Jun OCALA 12 1-122 Nest SO 97 Restored 19-1un GBB 126-127 Nest OS-Aug 123 139 Restored 19-1un SUNSET DR 127-12S Poss.

Restored 19-1un SUNSET DR 12S-1 29 Nest Yes OS-Aug 79 79 Restored 19-1un NORTH VENICE PIER / R-130 TO T-1 31 130- 131 NN E

Natural 19-1ull VENICE GOL.F CLU B / R- 134 TO R-1 35 134-1 35 Nest Box 06-Aug 103 109 Natural 19-1ull VENICE GOLF CLUB / R-134 TO R-13 5 134-135 NN E

Natural 19-Jun HORSE & CHAISE POINT / R- 135 TO R- 136 135-136 NNE

Restored 20-lun TCD / THE TOWERS 117-II S Nest 95 100

Restored 20-l un HUNTER (SOUTH END) 122-1 23 Nest OS-Aug 140 146

Restored 20-lun ALHAMBRA / VALENCIA (SOUTH END) 122-1 23 Nest 09-Aug 106 11 0 Restored 20-lun GBB / MACARTHUR BEACH & RACQUET 125-1 26 NN E

Restored 20-l un GBB 126-1 27 NNE

Natural 20-Jull RED LAKE / R- 134 TO R-1 35 134- 135 NN E

Natural 20-Jull HORSE & CHAISE POINT / R-135 TO R-136 135- 136 Nest DEP/RAC 6/20 0

Natural 20-Jull HORSE & CHAISE POINT / R-135 TO R-1 36 135-136 NN E

({cstorctl 21-J ull (illIl / MACA({TIIlIR II EACI I & ({AU)I JF !' 125-126 NN E

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NNE Screen lIalched 11011'111'1\ fu:I:!

Restored 21-Jul1 GIlB I MACARTIIUR IlEACII & RACQUET 125-126 NNE

Restored 21-Jul1 GBBTO GBB I MACARTHUR TO GOLDEN BEACH 125-126 Poss.

Restored 21-Jul1 GBB 126-127 NNE

Restored 21-Jul1 SUNSET DRIVE 127-128 NNE

Restored 21-Jun SERVICE CLUB PARK IR-128 TO R-129 128-129 NNE

Restored 21-Jul1 SERVICE CLUB PARK I R-129 TO R-130 129-130 Nest Box 12-Aug IN - UNDER STANDING WATER 7117 79 109

Restored 21-Jul1 SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT IT-131 TO R-132 131-132 Nest Box 09-Aug IN - WASHED OVER MID JUL Y 114 121

Natural 21-Jul1 BROHARD BEACH I R-133 TO R-134 133-134 Nest Box 09-Aug 113 117

Natural 21-Jul1 RED LAKE I R-134 TOR-135 134-135 Nest 09-Aug IN(WASHED OVER) (WASHING OUT) 8/13 42 72

Natural 21-Jul1 HORSE & CHAISE POINT I R-135 TO R-136 135-136 Nest DEP/RAC 6/21 0

Nlltural 21-Jun HORSE & CIIAISE POINT I R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NNE

Restored 22-Jun S ESPLANADE 120-121 NNE

Restored 22-Jul1 CORNWALL ON THE GULF SOUTH 123-124 Nest 12-Aug I EGG DAMAGED/NO CAUSE GIVEN 139 152

Restored 22-Jul1 GBB/~LLASONGOLDENBEACH 126-127 Nest Yes 09-Aug 88 127 Restored 22-Jul1 SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT I T-131 TO R-132 131-132 Nest Box 09-Aug 65 84

Natural 22-Jun VENICE GOLF CLUB I R-134 TO R-135 134-135 NNE .

Natural 22-Jul1 RED LAKE I R-134 TO R-135 134-135 NNE

Restored 23-Jul1 TCD I JETTY VILLAS 115-116 NNE

Restored 23-JlIl1 TCD I ORLEANS 118-119 NNE

Restored 23-JlIl1 ESPLANADE I IMPERIAL HOUSE 119-120 NNE

Restored 23-Jul1 OUTFALL # I 121-122 NNE

Restored 23-JlIn GBB I BEACHCOMBER 125-126 Poss.

Restored 23-Jul1 SUNSET DRIVE 128-129 Nest 10-Aug 90 98

Natural 23-JlIn RED LAKE I R-134 TO R-135 134-135 Nest Box 23JunO I DEI'/RAC 10

Natural 23 -Jul1 I-IORSE & CHAISE POINT I R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NNE

Natural 23-Jun HORSE & CHAISE POINT I R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NNE

Natural 23-Jul1 NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH I R-136 TO R-137 136-137 NNE

Restored 24-Jul1 TCD I JETTY VILLAS 115-116 Nest Yes DEP/RAC 8114 8

Restored 24-Jul1 TCD I YACHT CLUB APTS 116-117 Nest IN (WASHED OVER) 8114

Restored 24-JlIl1 TCD I I3AIIIA MAR 117-118 Nest 90 94

Restored 24-Jun CORNWALL ON THE GULF SOUTH 123-124 Nest 14-Aug IN (WASHED OVER) 7/2 ,711 5,7116 97 104

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NNE Screen Hatched Hatched lim

Restored 24-Jul1 FLAMINGO I ISLAND SHORES 124-125 Nest 0 103 Restored 24-Jul1 VILLAS DRIVE I VE NICE VI LLAS 124- 125 NNE

Restored 24-Jul1 SUNSET DR I BERMUDA SUNSET 127-128 Nest IS-Aug 72 75 Restored 24-Jul1 SUNSET DR 128-129 Poss.

Restored 24-Jul1 SUNSET DR 128-1 29 Poss. Restored 24-Jull SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT I T- 131 TO R-1 32 131-1 32 Nest IN - WAS HED OUT MI D JUL Y

Natural 24-Jul1 RED LAKE I R- 134 TO R-1 35 134- 135 NN E

Natural 24-Jul1 RED LAKE I R- 135 TO R-136 135- 136 NN E

Natural 24-Jul1 HORSE & CHAISE POINT I R- 135 TO R-136 13 5-136 NNE

Natural 24-Jul1 HORSE & CHAISE POINT I R-135 TO R-1 36 135-1 36 NNE

Restored 25 -Jul1 TCD 117-11 8 NNE Restored 25-Jul1 ESPLANADE I SANSOVINO 11 8- 11 9 Nest Restored 25-Jul1 FLAMINGO I SAN RAMON 124-1 25 Nest 21-Aug DIS 8/2 1 90 \07 Restored 25-Jul1 GBB I BERM UDA SUNSET 127- 128 NNE Restored 25-Jul1 SUNSET DRIVE 127-128 NNE Restored 25-Jul1 SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT /T-13 1 TO R-132 131-132 Nest Box 16-Aug 87 88 Natural 25-Jul1 BROHARD BEACH PA RK I R-1 33 TO R-134 \33- 134 NNE

Natural 25-Jul1 BROHARD BEACH I R-I 33 TO R- 134 133 -1 34 NN E

Natural 25-Jul1 RED LAKE I R-1 35 TO R-136 135-136 NNE

Natural 25-Jul1 HORSE & CHAI SE POINT I R-135 TO R-1 36 135-136 NNE

Natural 25-Jul1 NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH I R-13 7 TO R-1 38 137-138 NNE Natural 26-Jul1 VENICE GOLF CLUB I R-134 TO R- 135 134-135 NNE Restored 27 -J UI1 TCD I ALOHA AI'TS 11 6-117 Nest IN(WASHED OUT) 7/2 1

Restored 27-Jul1 TCD I YACHT CLUB APTS 11 6-117 Poss.

Restored 27-Jul1 GBB I MACARTHUR BEACH & RACQUET (S END) 125- 126 Nest

Restored 27-Jul1 GBB I BEACHCOMBER 125- 126 Nest Yes 14-Aug 101 11 5 IN(WASHED OVER) MID-J UL Y & UNDER

Natural 27-Jul1 VENICE GOLF CLUB I R- 134 TO R-13 5 134-135 Nest Box STANDING WATER 0 186 Natural 27-Jul1 VENICE GOLF CLUB I R-134 TO R-13 5 134-135 NNE

Natural 27-Jul1 RED LAKE/ R-136 TO R-137 136-137 Nest Box 14-Aug 75 87 Nuturnl 27-Jull NORTII CASPERSON l'ulJI .le BEACII I R-136 TO R-13 7 136-1 37 Nest DEI'/RAC 6/27 0

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NNE Screen U. tched lI . tched ~

Natural 27-Jul1 NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH / R-136 TO R-1 37 136-137 NNE

Natural 27-Jun NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH / R-136 TO R-1 37 136-137 NN E

Restored 28-Jun TCD /CHATEAUGAY 117-1 18 Nest 80 93

Restored 28-Jun TCD / HARBOR I-lOUSE 11 8-11 9 Nest 14-Aug 100 123

Restored 28-Jun GBB 126-1 27 Nest 17-Aug 86 97

Natural 28-Jun RED LAKE / R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NNE

Restored 29-Jun TCD / HARBOR I-lOUSE 11 8- 11 9 Nest Yes 94 III

Restored 29-Jun SUNSET DR 127-1 28 Nest Yes 18-Aug 61 63

Restored 29-Jun SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT /T- 131 TO R-132 131-1 32 Nest Yes Box 17-Aug 75 95

Restored 29-Jun SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT / R-132 TO R- I33 132- 133 NNE

Restored 29-Jun SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT / R-132 TO R-I33 132-133 NN E

Natural 29-Jun BROHARD BEACH / R- I33 TO R-134 133- 134 Nest Box 17-Aug 85 97

Restored 30-Jun PARK BL VD / ALDEA MAR (N SECTION) 123-124 Nest 17-Aug 98 107

Natural 30-Jun BROHARD BEACH PARK / R-I33 TO R-1 34 133-134 NNE

Natural 30-Jun RED LAKE / R-1 34 TO R-135 134- 135 Nest Box 17-Aug DEP/RAC 26 105

Natural 30-Jun RED LAKE / R-1 35 TO R-136 135-136 Nest DEP/RAC 7/30 0

Natural 30-Jun RED LAKE 1 R-136 TO R-137 136-137 NN E

Natural 30-Jun NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH 1 R- 137 TO R-138 137- 138 Nest Box IN(WASHED OUT) 7/16

Natural 30-Jun NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH 1 R-13 7 TO R-138 137-138 NNE

Restored Ol-Jul TCD / BAHI A MAR 117-11 8 NNE

Restored Ol-Jul TCD / ORLEANS 11 8- 11 9 Nest 99 III

Restored Ol-Jul ESPLANADE 1 GULF TWIN TOWERS 11 9-1 20 NNE

Restored Ol-Jul ESPLANADE / CIRCLE K 11 9-120 NNE

Restored o I-Jul VENI CE PUBLIC BEACII 120-1 21 NN E

Restored o I-Jul S ESPLANADE 121-122 NNE

Restored Ol-Jul S ES PLANADE 121-122 NN E

Restored Ol-Jul HUNTER 122-123 NN E

Restored Ol -Jul VALENCIA 125-126 Nest 103 11 8

Restored Ol-Jul SERVICE CLUB PARK 1 R-1 28 TO R-1 29 128-1 29 Nest Box 18-Aug 59 71

Restored Ol -Jul COAST GUARD STATION 1 R-1 29 TO R-130 129-130 NN E

Natural Ol-Jul BROHARD BEACH PARK / R-1 33 TO R-1 34 133- 134 NNE

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NNE Screen lIalched lIalched fm

Natural Ol-Jul BROHARD BEACH I R-133 TO R-134 133-134 NN E

Natural Ol-Jul RED LAKE I R-134 TO R-135 134-135 Nest DEP/RAC 7/1 0

Natural Ol-Jul HORSE & CHAISE POINT I R-135 TO R-136 135-136 Nest DEP/RAC 7/1 0

Natural Ol-Jul NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH I R-136 TO R-137 136-137 Nest Box 24-Aug 96 102

Restored 02-Jul ESPLANADE I SANSOVINO 118-119 Nest 129 142

Restored 02-Jul GBB I MACARTHUR BEACH & RACQUET 125-126 Nest Yes 18-Aug 108 126

Restored 02-Jul SUNSET DRIVE 128-129 NNE

Restored 02-Jul LITTLE LAKE I R-129 TO R-130 129-130 Nest 28-Aug 57 57 Natural 02-Jul HORSE & CHAISE POINT I R-135 TO R-136 135-136 Nest Box 20-Aug 126 140

Natural 02-Jul HORSE & CHAISE POINT I R-135 TO R-136 135- 136 Nest Box 20-Aug 133 144

Natural 02-Jul HORSE & CHAISE POINT I R-135 TO R-136 135-136 Nest Box 21-Aug 85 93

Natural 02-Jul NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH I R-137 TO R-138 137-138 Nest 20-Aug 84 87

Restored 03-Jul ALHAMBRA I VENICE SANDS (NORTH END) 122-123 NNE

Restored 04-Jul OCALA 121-122 NNE

Restored 04-Jul SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT IT-131 TO R-132 131-132 Nest !lox 21-Aug IN - WASH ED OVER MID JULY 93 101 Restored 05-Jul SUNSET DRIVE I 27-l2t! NNE

Natunll 05-Jul RED l.AKE I R-134 TO R-135 134- 135 Nesl Box 23-1\111; KO 91

Natural 05-Jul RED LAKE I R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NNE

Natural 05-Jul NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH I R-136 TO R-137 136-137 NNE

Restored 06-Jul TCD I BAHIA VISTA 11 6-117 Nest 85 93 Restored 06-Jul TCD I CHATEAUGA Y 117-118 Nest 79 87 Restored 06-Jul ESPLANADE I IMPERIAL HOUSE 119-120 Nest 80 80 Restored 06-Jul ESPLANADE I N IMPERIAL HOUSE 119-120 NNE

Restored 06-Jul ALHAMBRA I VENICE SANDS 122- I 23 NNE

Restored 06-Jul ALHAMBRA I VALENCIA 122-123 NNE

Restored 06-Jul FLAMINGO I ISLAND SHORES 124-125 NNE

Restored 06-Jul GBB I BEACHCOMBER 125-126 Poss.

Restored 06-Jul SUNSET DR 128-129 Nest 22-Aug 85 91 Natural 06-Jul VENICE GOLF CLUB I R-134 TO R-135 134-135 NNE

Restored 07-Jul TCDI TOWERS 117-118 NNE

Restored 07-Jul TCD I BAHIA MAR I 17-118 NNE


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Appendix Table C. (Continued) Slalus Dale ADDRESS FI.DNR Nesl Moved Type D. le lIow de.lroyed No. ToI.1

NNE Screen lI alched II. Iched full!

Restored 07-Jul TCD I BEST WESTERN 11 8- 11 9 Nest 91 108 Restored 07-Jul PA RK BLVD I ALDEA MAR (150' N OF OUTFALI.I' II'E) 123-124 NN E

Restored 07-Jul GBB I MACA RTH UR BEACH & RACQUET 125-126 NN E

Restored 07-JiJl GBB I MACARTHUR BEACH & RACQUET 125-1 26 NNE

Restored 07-Jul GBB I VILLAS ON GOLDEN BEACH 126-127 Nest 25-Aug DIS 8/25 83 92 Restored 07-Jul COAST GUARD ST A n ON I R-129 TO R-130 129-1 30 NN E

Restored 07-Jul NORTH VENICE PI ER I R-1 30 TO T-13 1 130-131 NN E Restored 08-Jul TCD I JETTY VI LLAS 11 5-116 Nest Restored 08-Jul TCD I YACHT CLUB APTS 11 6- 117 NNE Restored 08-Jul TCD I YACHT CLUB APTS 11 6- 117 NN E Restored 08-Jul TCD I BAHIA VISTA 11 6- 11 7 NNE

Restored 08-Jul TCD I BAHIA VI STA 11 6- 117 NN E

Restored 08-Jul TCD I THE TOWERS 117- 11 8 NN E

Restored 08-Jul TCD I THE TOWERS 117-11 8 NN E Restored 08-Jul LITTLE LAKE 1500 FT N OF OUTFALL #9 129-130 NN E

Natural 08-Jul VENICE GOLF CLUB I R-133 TO R- 134 133-1 34 Nest DEP/RAC 0 Natural 08-Jul VENICE GOLF CLUB I R- I33 TO R-134 133- 134 NN E

Natural 08-Jul HORSE & CHAISE POINT I R-135 TO R-136 135- 136 Nest DEP/RAC 0 Restored 09-Jul TCD I BAHIA VISTA 11 6-11 7 NN E

Restored 09-Jul TCD I BAHIA VISTA 11 6- 117 NNE

Restored 09-J ul TCD I ALOHA APT 11 6- 117 NN E

Restored 09-Jul TCD I BAHIA MAR 117-11 8 Poss.

Restored 09-Jul TCD 118-11 9 Nest I II 134 Restored 09-Jul FLAMINGO I SAN RAMON 124-125 NN E

Restored 09-Jul SERVICE CLUB PARK I R-128 TO R-129 128-129 NN E

Restored 09-Jul SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT I T-13 1 TO R- 132 131-132 Nest Box 28-Aug 120 140 Restored 09-Jul SOUTH VENICE PIER - PICNI C AREA / T-13 1 TO R- I32 131-132 NN E

Natural 09-Jul HORSE & CHAI SE POINT I R-135 TO R-1 36 135-1 36 NN E

Restored 10-Jul ESPLANADE 121-1 22 Nest

Restored 10-Jul GBB I MACARTHU R BEACH & RACQUET 125 -1 26 NNE

Restored 10-Jul GBB I MACARTHU R BEACH & RACQUET 125-126 NN E

Mon: M AIUNt: L AIIORATORY - - - _.-- .---- - - - --

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Appendix Table C. (Continued) St. tus Date ADDRESS FLDNR Nest Moved Type Oat. How dest royed No. Tot. 1

NNE Sc reen Hatched lIatched fu:I:!

Restored 10-Jul SERVICE CLUB PARK / R- 129 TO R-130 129- 130 NNE

Restored 10-Jul SERVICE CLUB PARK / R- 129 TO R-130 129-130 NN E

Natural 10-Jul VE NICE GOLF CLUB / R-134 TO R- 135 134-135 Nest Box 27-Aug 96 106

Natural 10-J ul RED LAKE / R- 134 TO R- 135 134-135 NNE

Natural 10-Jul HORSE & CHAISE POINT / R-135 TO R- 136 135-136 NNE

Natural 10-J ul NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH / R-136 TO R-1 37 136-137 NNE

Restored II -Jul ESPLANADE / CIRCLE K 11 9- 120 NNE

Restored II-Jul GBB / VILLAS ON GOLDEN BEACH 126-1 27 NNE

Restored II -Jul SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT / R-1 32 TO R- I33 132-133 Nest Box 31-Aug DEP / RAC; IN - UNDERWATER 20 90

Restored II -Jul SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT / R-1 32 TO R-I33 132- 133 Nest Box DE P / RAC 0

Restored II-JuII3ROHARD BEACII PAR K / R-I32 TO R-133 132-133 NN E

Natural II-Jul VENICE GOLF CLUB / R-134 TO R-13 5 134-1 35 Nest Box 29-Aug IN(UNDER STANDING WATER) MI D JULY 14 102

Restored 12-Jul TCD TO 1325 TCD / ALOHA & YACHT CLU B APTS 11 6-117 Nest Yes SO 86

Restored 12-Jul TCD / SAN MARCO 11 7- 11 8 NNE

Restored 12-Jul TCD / SAN MARCO 117-11 8 NNE

Restored 12-Jul ALHAMBRA / VENICE SANDS 122-1 23 NNE

Restored 12-Jul SUNSET DRIVE - GULF SHORES ACCESS 128-129 NN E

Restored 12-Jul SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT / R-132 TO R- 133 132-133 NNE

Natural 12-Jul VENICE GOLF CLUB / R-1 33 TO R- 134 133-134 Nest 30-Aug 21 108

Natural 12-Jul RED LAKE / R-1 35 TO R-136 135-136 NN E

Natural 12-Jul RED LAKE / R-135 TO R-1 36 135-136 NNE

Natural 12-Jul RED LAKE / R-135 TO R- 136 135-136 NNE

Natural 12-Jul HORSE & CHAISE POINT / R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NNE

Natural 12-Jul NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH / R-136 TO R-137 136-137 NNE

Natural 12-Jul NORTH CASPE RSON BEACH / R- 137 TO R-138 137-138 Nest Box 31-Aug 96 105

Restored 13-Jul TCD / BAHIA VISTA 11 6- 117 NNE

Restored 13-Jul TCD / SEA VI LLAS 117-11 8 Nest 99 11 4

Restored I3 -Jul TCD / CHATEAUGAY 11 7- 11 8 Nest 75 78

Restored 13-Jul ESPLANADE / SANSOVINO 11 8- 11 9 NNE

Restored 13-Jul ESPLANADE / GULF SHORES 11 9- 120 NNE

Restored 13-Jul ESPLANADE 121-1 22 NN E

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Appendix Table C. (Continued)

~ Uole AUIJIU:SS FI.UNK N~sl Muwd TYile I>ole lIow deslruved No. Tol.1

NNE Screen IIl tch. d ~ fu:I:.!

Restored 13-Jul 550 FLAM INGO 1 ISLAND SHORES (N END BY BCII ACCESS) 124- 125 NN E

Restored 13-Jul SERVICE CLUB PA RK 1 R- 128 TO R-1 29 128- 129 NN E

Natural 13-Jul HORSE & CHAISE POINT 1 R-1 35 TO R-1 36 135- 136 Nest DEP/RAC 7/13 0

Natural 13-Jul RED LAKE 1 R-135 TO R-1 36 135-136 Nest DEP/RAC 7/13 0

Natural 13-Jul HORSE & CHAISE POINT 1 R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NN E

Restored 14-Jul TCD I GULF N BAY 11 6- 117 Nest 80 S2

Restored 14-Jul PARK BLVD 1 ALDEA MAR (SOUTH END) 123-1 24 NN E

Restored 14-Jul GBB 1 MACARTHUR BEACH & RACQUET 125-1 26 Nest Yes OISepOO 72 137 Restored 14-Jul SUNSET DRIVE 127-1 28 Nest Yes 86 100 Restored 14-Jul GBB 1 BERMUDA SUNSET 127-1 28 NN E

Restored 14-Jul SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT 1 R-132 TO R-I33 132-1 33 Nest Box 31-Aug DEl'I RAC 6 48

Restored IS-Jul GBB 1 MACARTH UR BEACH & RACQUET 125-1 26 Nest

Restored 15-Jul GBB 1 MACARTII UR BEACI I & RACQUET 125-126 NN E

Restored 15-Jul GBB 126-127 Nest 02-Sep 87 93 Restored 15-Jul SEWAGETREATMENTPLANT/T- 131 TOR- I32 13 1-132 Nest Box Ol-Sep 75 77

Restored 15-Jul SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT 1 T-1 31 TO R- 132 13 1-132 Nest Box 07-Sep 83 12S Natural 15-Jul VENICE GOLF CLUB 1 R- 133 TO R- 134 133- 134 NN E

Natural 15-Jul HORSE & CHAISE POINT 1 R-135 TO R-136 135-136 Nest DEP/RAC 7/ 15

Natural 16-Jul HORSE & CHAI SE POINT 1 R-135 TO R-136 135- 136 Nest DEP/RAC 7/16

Restored 17-Jul PARK BLVD 1 ALDEA MAR (N OF BROWN WALK) 123- 124 NN E

Restored 17-Jul GBB 1 BEACHCOMBER 125- 126 NNE

Restored 17-Jul SUNSET DR 128-129 Nest Yes 04-Sep 100 110 Natural 17-Jul RED LA KE 1 R-134 TO R-1 35 134-135 Nest DEI'/RAC 7/ 17 0 Restored III-Jul Te l) 1 SAN MARCO 117-11 II NNI :

Restored 18-Jul ESPLANADE 1 CIRCLE K 11 9- 120 NN E

Restored 18-Jul ALHAMBRA 1 VALENCIA (NORTH END) 122-123 NNE

Restored IS-Jul VI LLAS DRIVE 1 VENICE VILLAS 124-125 NNE

Restored IS-Jul GBB 1 MACARTHUR BEACH & RACQUET 125-126 NNE

Restored IS-Jul COAST GUARD STATION 1 R-1 29 TO R-130 129-130 Nest Box 07-Sep 43 74 Restored 18-Jul LI TTLE LAKE 1 R-129 TO R-130 129-130 Nest Box 04-Sep 90 93 Restored IS-J ul N VENICE PI ER 1 R-130 TO '1'-1 31 130-13 1 Nest Box 04-Sep 79 85

Mon: MAKI N£. L ABOKATO KY - - --- - -- -- .- - --- -- ._.,-----_.-Sea 'I'lI r lle Muniluring, Venice ilead /. SIIIIlIllWY Ueporl jiJl'2{){){) - M!l4L '/'ed/ll iL'll I Neporl 732, 1212CJ/(J(J Page 42

Appendix Table C. (Continued) Statu, n.t. AJ)J)RESS ~ Nest Moved TYlle Date How destroyed No. Total

NNE Screen Hatched Hatch.d fu:I:!

Restored I II-lui NORTII VENICE PI ER / R-130 TO T-131 130-131 NNE

Restored 18-lul SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT I R-132 TO R-I33 132-133 NNE

Natural 18-lul HORSE & CHAISE POINT / R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NNE

Restored 19-Jul TCD / SEA VILLAS 117-118 Nest 61 64 Restored 19-Jul TCD I CHATEAUGA Y 117-118 NNE

Restored 19-Jul TCD / BAHIA MAR 117-118 NNE

Restored 19-Jul TCD I HARBOR HOUSE 118-119 Nest 90 101 Restored 19-Jul GBB / BERMUDA SUNSET 127-128 NNE

Restored 19-Jul BCH RD / GULF SHORES 128-129 Nest 10-Sep 64 77 Restored 19-Jul SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT / R-132 TO R-133 132-133 NNE

Natural 19-Jul RED LAKE / R-135 TO R-136 135-136 Nest DEP/RAC 7119 0 Natural 19-Jul RED LAKE I R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NNE

Natural 19-Jul HORSE & CHAISE POINT I R-135 TO R-136 135-136 NNE

Natural 19-Jul HORSE & CHAISE POINT I R-135 TO R-136 135-136 Poss. IN(WASHED OUT) 7119

Natural 19-Jul NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH I R-136 TO R-137 136-137 Nest DEP/RAC 7/19 0 Restored 20-Jul TCD/CHATEAUGAY 117-118 Nest 58 64

Restored 20-Jul GBI3 126- 127 Nest IN - W ASI-IED OUT 9116 Restored 20-Jul GBB 126-127 Nest 10-Sep 56 61 Natural 20-Jul RED LAKE / R-134 TO R-135 134-135 Nest Box 08-Sep DEP/RAC 7120 12 120 Natural 20-Jul VENICE GOLF CLUB I R-134 TO R-135 134-135 Nest Box 06-Sep DEP/RAC 39 117 Restored 21-Jul GBB 126-127 Nest Yes 06-Sep 60 69 Natural 21-Jul NORTH CASPERSON PUBLIC BEACH I R-136 TO R-137 136-137 NNE

Restored 22-Jul ESPLANADE 120-121 NNE

Restored 22-Jul FLAMINGO / SAN RAMON 124-125 NNE

Restored 22-Jul GOLDEN BCH 126-127 Nest IO-Sep 61 91 Restored 22-lul LITTLE LAKE I R-129 TO R-130 129-130 NNE

Restored 23-Jul TCD I BAHIA MAR 117-118 Nest 78 90 Restored 23-Jul VALENCIA 121 -122 NNE

Restored 23-Jul ALHAMBRA / VENICE SANDS 122-123 NNE

Restored 23-Jul HUNTER 123-124 NNE

Restored 23-Jul SUNSET l>RIVI' 127-1211 NNI'

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Appendix Table C. (Continued) Statu. !!!!!: AJ)()IU:SS f'L DNR N .. t Moved TYII. Date How destroyed No. Total

NNt: Screen lI alched Iialched fill.!

Restored 23-Jul SUNSET DRI VE 128- 129 Nest 10-Sep 82 89

Restored 24-Jul TCD 1 BAHIA VI STA 11 6-11 7 Nest Yes 92 96

Restored 24-Jul . ESPLANADE 1 GULF TWIN TOWERS (WALK WA Y) 119-1 20 Nest 82 94

Restored 24-Jul VENICE PUBLIC BEACH (S . PAVILLION) 120·1 21 Nest 78 93

Restored 24·Jul FLAMINGO 1 ISLAND SHORES (NORTH END) 124·1 25 NN E

Restored 24-Jul FLAMINGO 1 SAN RAMON 124· 125 NN E

Restored 25·Jul ESPLANADE 1 GULF HORIZON 11 9·1 20 Nest 15-Sep 43 57 Natural 25·Jul VENICE GOLF CLUB 1 R· 134 TO R· 135 134·1 35 Nest Box II ·Sep 33 107 Restored 26·Jul ALHAMB RA 1 VENICE SANDS 122· 123 Nest IN (WASHED OUT) 9/17

Restored 26·Jul NORTH CITY PIER 1 PARKING LOT 1 R· 130 TO T·1 31 130·13 1 Nest Box II·Sep 101 120

Restored 28·Jul GULF SHORES 128· 129 Poss. IN· WASHED OUT 9/16

Restored 29·Jul TCD 1 BAHIA MAR 117· 11 8 NNE

Restored 30·Jul FLAMINGO 1 ISLAND SHORES 124- 125 Nest IN (WASHED OUT) 9/ 17

Restored 30·Jul FLAM INGO 1 ISLAND SHORES (NORTH) 124·1 25 Nest IN (WASHED OUT) 9/ 17

Restored 30·Jul GBB 126·1 27 Nest I3·Sep 58 90 Restored 30·Jul SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT 1 T·13 1 TO R· 132 131·132 NNE

Natural 30·Ju l RED LAKE 1 R·134 TO R·135 134· 135 NN E

Restored 31·Jul S ESPLANADE 120· 121 Nest IN(WAS I-I ED OUT) 9/ 17

Restored 31·Jul VENI CE PUBLIC BEACII (I.I FEGlJARD STAND - PAV II .1.I0N) 120· 121 Nest IN(WASII ED OUT) 9/1 7

Restored 31·Jul ESPLANADE 120· 121 NN E

Restored 31·Jul ALHAMBRA 1 VALENCIA 122·1 23 Nest IN (WASHED OUT) 9/17

Restored 31·Jul PARK BLVD 1 ALDEA MAR 123· 124 Nest IN (WASHED OUT) 9/17

Restored OI·Aug SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT /T·131 TO R· I32 131·132 Nest Box IN· WASHED OUT 9/17

Natunil OI·Aug RED I.AKE / R· 134 TO R·1 35 134· 135 Nest Ilox IN(WASII EI.> OUT) 1)/1 7

Restored 07·Aug ALHAMBRA 1 VENICE SANDS 122·1 23 Nest IN (WASHED OUT) 9/17

08AugO Restored OS·Aug VEN PU BLIC BEACII (S . OF PAVI LLION NEXT TO WA I.K WA Y) 120·1 2 1 Nest I DI S 8/8 & DEI'/ANTS 8/8 114 94

100ugO Restored 10·Aug CORNWALL ON GULF SOUTH (N END OF THE PROPERTY) 123·1 24 Nest 1 IN (WASHED OVER) 7/2,7I1S,7/1 6 100 127 Restored 12-Aug ALHAMBRA I VENI CE SANDS 122·1 23 NN E

Restored 12·Aug GBB I MACA RTlI UR BEACH & RACQUET 125·1 26 NN E

Natural 27·Aug NORTH CASPERSON PUB LI C BEACH I R·1 36 TO R·1 3 7 136· 137 Nest DEP/RAC 8/27

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AppendixD


Sea Turtle Monitoring. Venice Beach. Summary Reportfor2000 - MML Technical Report 732 . J 2/29/00 Page 46

FLORIDA FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION NESTING SURVEY REPORTING FORM FOR 2000

Principal Permit Holder: Tt...rri s ~otc..

Total # of Nests

Total # of Non-Nesting Emergences (False Crawls)

Date (month and day) of First Documented Nest

Date (month and day) of Last Documented Nest

Total # of Nests Left in situ (a + b + c + d)

(a) # of in situ Nests without Additional Protection

(b) # of in situ Nests with Self-Releasing Flat Screen

(c) # of in situ Nests with Self-Releasing Cage

c. caretta (Loggerhead)

o

(d) # of in situ Nests with Restraining Cage 0

Total # of Relocated Nests (a + b + c + d + e + f) ~J-(a) # of Relocated Nests without Additional Protection /7 (b) # of Relocated Nests with Self-Releasing Flat Screen Q (c) # of Relocated Nests with Self-Releasing Cage :3 (d) # of Relocated Nests with Restraining Cage 0 (e) # of Relocated to Self-Releasing Hatchery ()

(f) # of Relocated to Restraining Hatchery d

Permit Number: OJ-..R

c. mydas D. coriacea (Green Turtle) (Leatt,erback)

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\ \ \ \

\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \

FLORIDA-FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION· NEST SUCCESS REPORTING FORM FOR 2000 SPECIES: Caretta caretta (Loggerhead)

DO NOT INCLUDE DEPREDATED NESTS

PRINCIPAL PERMIT HOLDER:

FOote.. BEACH NAME:

TOTAL 1/ /I OF NESTS 1/ OF NESTS OF NESTS M ARKED TO ACTUALLY

EVALUATE EVALUATED

IN SITUINO ADDITIONAL J?S / j'S /D2 PROTECTION

IN SITUIFLAT SCREEN c)

IN SITUIRESTRAINING CAGE U

IN SITUISELF·RELEASING CAGE 70 r;~ 01 RELOCATEDINO ADDITIONAL /9 17 j~ PROTECTION

RELOCATEDIFLA T SCREEN (NOT () IN A HATCHERY)

RELOCATEDIRESTRAINING a ! CAGE (NOT IN A HATCHERY)

RELOCATED/SELF·RELEASING

~J 3 ·rJ CAGE (NOT IN A HATCHERY)

RELOCA TED/SELF·RELEASI NG () HATCHERY

RELOCATEDIRESTRAINING ,

HATCHERY {j

OTHER (EXPLAIN) a FlNC USE ONLY

DEFINITION OF TERMS.

IN SITU: CLUTCH WAS NOT RELOCATED FROM THE ORIGINAL SITE OF DEPOSITION RELOCATED: CLUTCH WAS RELOCATED FROM THE ORIGINAL SITE OF DEPOSITION

VWiL.t.. .&hs 1/ OF EGGS IN /I OF EVALUATED HATCHLINGS NESTS EMERGED

II ,Jv~? ff? 1S/

J/ J? i? 8'.5~

/5k5 1!I'l~

).06 / _5-8

SELF·RELEASING: A SCREEN, CAGE, OR HATCHERY THROUGH WHICH HATCHLINGS ESCAPE UNAIDED RESTRAINING: A SCREEN, CAGE, OR HATCHERY THAT DOES NOT ALLOW HATCHLINGS TO ESCAPE UNAIDED HATCHERY: A FENCED OR CAGED AREA WHERE MANY NESTS ARE REBURIED PIPPED: HATCHLING BROKEN THROUGH EGGSHELL BUT NOT COMPLETELY FREE OF EGGSHELL, NOT A HATCHED EGG

1/ OF LIVE HATCHLINGS IN NEST

,-2/2

))9

.9<6

t2.

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PERMIT I NUMBERO::<8'i ~

1/ OF DEAD /I OF PIPPED , OF PIPPED , OF HATCHLINGS LIVE DEAD UNHATCHED IN NEST EGGS

3y' X>. 110 //&,O

, 2/~ i /DY /&07 5- / (,), t:2CJ./

0 to ~ 06

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR SOME COLUMN HEADINGS:

/I OF EGGS IN EVALUATED NESTS: DIRECT COUNT IN RELOCATED NESTS, COUNT EGGSHELLS OF IN SITU NESTS

/I OF HATCHLINGS EMERGED: COUNT ONLY THOSE EMERGED UNAIDED (PRIOR TO NEST EVALUATION)

/I OF UNHATCHED EGGS: COUNT ONLY WHOLE, UNPIPPED EGGS

IMPORTANT: THE' OF HATCHLINGS EMERGED + /I OF LIVE HATCHLINGS IN NEST + /I OF DEAD HATCHLINGS IN NEST + /I OF PIPPED LIVE + /I OF PIPPED DEAD + /I OF UNHATCHED EGGS SHOULD EaUAL THE' OF EGGS IN EVALUATED NESTS. PLEASE CHECK TO MAKE SURE THIS IS THE CASE.

Appendix E

MOTE: MARINE: LABORATORY


MARINE TURTLE HATCHLING DISORIENTATION INCIDENT REPORT FORM If you have arry qlM!Slions ple~ contact the Florida Marine Research inslilttle allhe Tequesla Field Laboratory (56/) 575-5455 or the St. Petersburg Laboratory (8/3) 896-8626

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Turtle Perm it No.: O[)K Observer's Name: l~/ L-L > 1. "'1 4C.~_~· j'AuL/-r 7a,) Affiliation: Mote Marine Laboratory Telephone (inc. area code): (941) 388-4441 or (941) 388-4331

Date ofIncident: .; : : .:'l J .. - C "" f--<' County: _'7L::..--~1..!..:j{:..:.:. ,A:S:.....:..:::=-,-=-~_7..:./j....!...... ___________ _

Nearest Cityllsland: _....;V=-,' _c_:.._tV--,-I_C_C:::...· -___ -=-____ _

Name of Beach: V - U crv' II - (' Nest Location (inc. street ad~s & nest #): ~ ; ~ 6.?LTJ77c.0 _~~J.

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Disoriented To (inc. street address): ') rJJ. A II F e 7W-1l (1 7 lie i -7 .>

Was a probable lighting source identified? f~§. ./ NO ' . ":.

SKETCH (Use back if necessary)

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Signature of Observer

PLEASE CIRCLE A RESPONSE: ..----I- -,

When was the incident documented? ~~y Was the incident photographed? YES Was the nest located? i) tJ I< YES Was the next excavated? YES Did any hatchlings appear to have reached the water?

If yes How Many?

Loggerhead

Number of Hatchlings Disoriented :

( .. , Number of Hatchlings Found Dead 0 Number of Hatchlings Found Alive ~.

Green Unidentified

Date

MARINE TURTLE HATCHLING DISORIENTATION INCIDENT REPORT FORM If you have any questions please contact the Florida Marine Research Institute at the Tequesta Field Laboratory (561) 575-5455 or the St. Petersburg Laboratory (8/3) 896-8626

Turtle Penn it No.: 028 Observer's Name: Verderosa

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Date of Incident: 8/25/00 County: -'S=a.:::.r~ao..::s,,_oo:o...t::::.:a"'__ _____________ __ Nearest CitylIsland: .....;V.....;e:;.;n=i..=c;..;:e::...-. ___________ _ Name of Beach: Golden Beach Nest Location (inc. street address & nest #): ... B;).Ie~ao;l.(.;c.l..lhl-l.c;.\,o,.l,lw,u.bl.J.l;;;:e~r__'=__ ___ G=_o=l~d:..:e:...:n:..:.....-=B~e:...:a=_c=_h=..:..._..:::B....:l=_v.:....d...:::...::.._

Disoriented To (inc. street address): ___ --..:G:....;o:....;l_d-'--'.e_n_B_e_a_c_h_B_l_v_d_. __ B_e_a_c_h_c_o_m_b_e __ r ___ _

Was a probable lighting source identified? YES @ Have there been other disorientation events observed this season at this site? @NO

TYPE OF LIGHT(S) IDENTIFIED: parking lot dune crossover

street light interior condominium exterior condominium

pier single family home restaurantlbar other: ____________ _

Describe lighting source, include number oflights ifidentified:Because of electrical storm we did not stay on beach to identify exact lighting. Llghts not on at 8:30 P.M., except for tikl hut I1ghts.


PLEASE CIRCLE A RESPONSE:

When was the incident documented? ~:.;..::::....::..::~;..r

Was the incident photographed? Was the nest located? Was the next excavated? Did any hatchlings appear to have reached the water?

If yes Ho'v Many? /01 - /S ;>

Loggerhead

Number of Hatchlings Disoriented ?5-'? Number of Hatchlings Found Dead

Number of Hatchlings Found Alive

Green

P.M. survey NO NO NO ex. 8/28

NO

Unidentified

Additional comments please elaborate and use back if necessary: ______________ _

Signature of Observer Date

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Subject: Venice Beach Disorientation info Date: Tue, 22 Aug 2000 10:21:54 -0400

From: "seaturtle123" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>

Hi Jerris, I could not reach you in your office this a.m. nor could I get a connection to your cell phone # .

Excavation info for V2 6125

4 Live (released successfully) 1 Dead 90 Hatched 17 Unhatched

Flamingo nest excavated 8121 p.m.

I also took a quick walk on the beach but had to leave early around 9:15pm due to rain with lots of lightening !

Alhambra all had units with drapes open with lots of light on all floors. Alhambra(last bldg) south parking lot has many lights visible from the beach which are attached to the roof of

the car port over the parking area. Also, pool lights are still visible there.

Hunter single family had lights on without drapes or blinds closed facing beach .

Cornwall South(Pizza Hut) had large room facing beach with drapes open with light on.

Park Blvd. Aldea Mar North unit had units facing beach with lights on with drapes open.

Park Blvd. Aldea Mar South unit bottom floor south unit with drapes open & lights on from front & side.

Flamingo Island Shores had 2 units facing the beach with lights on & drapes open.

Hope this helps & will keep trying to contact you today if you have any further questions. I will be home if you need to call

Diane Marshall

812.2100 10:04 AW

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Turtle Permit No.: t1:::?8 Observer's Name: !lA,p &X:@//c5T

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Affiliation: Mote Marine Laboratory Telephone (inc. area code): (941) 388-4441 or (941) 388-4331

Date ofincident: 3· 8- a.> County: S/J/(jfS()·TJ1 Nearest CitylIsland: . ~jL.o~C:;:::LJ!1ru=U:'-!:C~'E::;:,-_________ _

NameofB~ch: ~t~Z=~~~~/~~~~----~-----------Nest Location (inc. street address & ne~ #)::J{/(!7if uJltl./5(I./!?,Y 4/ 7If/lS!lt""(jL<IZr.!..W-o""-_-....Lf?t----L.L./.I:.:.../3~2'L1=__C~"_< /?£ItCII - : 20m! OF 011/1-££ LQ /U

Was a probable lighting source identified? ~ NO Have there been other disorientation events observed this season at this site? ~ NO

TYPE OF LIGHT(S) IDENTIFIED: parking lot , _st~et light~'; interior condominium

exterior condominium dune crossover single family home pIer restaurantnbar other: ~I/I.ljlt- OIl1l!R(})//1S' -+ J./~

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Jf yes How Many? IIJSISiEfJ IlY Loggerhead Green

Number of Hatchlings Disoriented 5'/t' Number of Hatchlings Found Dead ,;Z Number of Hatchlings Found Alive J:j/


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Additional comments plt".ase elaborate and use back if necessary: /311C£ (t/AJ.!:O 5~ OW .C(JI//Uj) ,0/ If/ITC/!A!t1/h5 /111 8!mI1?(KJms - I} PEilI OUJflJ!" 2ii? iZEGZT-il TI()A/ '- 02 /2£4(J(G'!t457C/VJ1i) #£57' /1/85 4!t2r SJ;1lI(EO )

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~=m Date of Incident: <ilL,' to County: Nearest Cityllsland: _--,--r--__ ~V...JVOoLL.L.!\~c..."-'f_· _____ _

Name of Beach: V5ro \C(

Nest Location (inc. street address & ;;Sl #): --JBI;,.L-Su{IU,'-",-"'\:.::.S/)="'l~'----_ ____ .l-lHl-+'ba~;..utn'\L.L.J. .... b..J..Cc,-=-=--==--_

Disoriented To (inc. street address): N -1r) S.O~"tJo li-wl 01 ~ r

Was robable I hting source identified? ~ NO Have tlicrebeen other disorientation events observed this season at this site? @ NO

TYPE OF LIGHT(S) IDENTIFIED: parking lot dune crossover pIer


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When was the incident documented? Was the incident photographed? Was the nest located? Was the next excavated? Did any hatchlings appear to have reached the water?

If yes How Many? ~6'

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Date of Incident: 7/?J.7 County: _--::::?7,:~Y1-Mz..i...---=--L.........:CJ=--..:r:=--:.~-=-_· _____ _ Nearest Cityllsland: _7......J.L.1/.'--'£,<::l'-<.~.J...ff,.L..:.'/c:..e=::=--______ # __ _ Name of Beach: ______ ~/~r ______________________ _

CJst Location (inc. street addres~est #): COl?a /// t'UnC. AI CokUJWIM- ,

Disoriented To (inc. street address):

Was a probable lighting source identified? YES ~

Have there been other disorientation events observed this season at this site? ~ NO



interior condominium exterior condominium

other: ____ ~-----------------

Describe lighting source, include number of lights if identified: ____________ -----------------

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If yes How Many? ~/J

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Number of Hatchlings Disoriented l5"'t?? .A, ~A?t Number of Hatchlings Found Dead I Number of Hatchlings Found Alive t)

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MARINE TURTLE HATCHLING DISORIENTATION INCIDENT REPORT FORM If you have any questions please contact the Florido Marine Research Institute at the Tequesta Field Laboratory (561) 575-5455 or the St. Petersburg Laboratory (8/3) 896-8626

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___ '1 ") r .-f) _/! .. / Turtle Penn it No.: f t'· (. c;. «. Observer's Name: -,I-.IY..!......:.... ~TLcu:r.--==-=- =~ _________ _ Affiliation: Mote Marine Laboratory Telephone (inc. area code): (941) 388-444 I or (94 I) 388-433 I

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Nearest CitylIsland: --L.V.....,~;-7 ;....V',-,-: i • .....:( .;::::. ..... ::::....._-::--__ -,--______ _

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Was a probable lighting source identified? YES (Nd ~ Z2J'~~~C..L.z<¥ Have there been other disorientation events observed this season at this site? (~ NO



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Turtle Permit No.O 28 Observer's Name: Verdero s a --~~~~~------------------

Affiliation: Mote Marine Laboratory Telephone (inc. area code): (94]) 388-4441 or(94]) 388-4331

Date of Incident: 7/22/00 County: ----'-s::ua::u...r.caL.;:s:u.o.LtL...aC--_____________ _ Nearest CitylIsland: --"V,-"e::.JD~j .... co.l:e"--__________ _ Name of Beach: Golden Beach Nest Location (inc. street address & nest #): ___ .=G:..::o:.:l::...d=-=e;:..n=--.:B::...e=a.=c;:..h=--.:B=-=l...:.v:..::d:..:.=---=-N_E_S:....T=--..::.#_1..:.3=--__

Disoriented To (inc. street address): Golden Beach Blvd. Beachcomber Motel

Was a probable lighting source identified? YES NO YES @ Have there been other disorientation events observed this season at this site?


street light interior condominium exterior condo

pIer single family horne restaurantlbar other: ____________ _

Describe lighting source, include number of lights if identified: Inside from condos (no curtains drawn ) outside lights on porches and around grounds

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Loggerhead Green

Number of Hatchlings Disoriented 60?

Number of Hatchlings Found Dead 0

Number of Hatchlings Found Alive 0

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Unidentified

Additional comments please elaborate and use back ifnecessary: Hatchlings by-passed 3 other buildings and headed straight toward lights at the Beachcomber.

·we followed tracks 400 500 ~feet along middle part of beacA and saw them turn up toward the Beachcomber. Most disappeared down the numerous crab holes between nest t b

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MARINE TURTLE HATCHLING DISORIENTATION INCIDENT REPORT FORM Jf you have any qu,utions please contact the Florida Marine Research Institute at the Tequesta Field Laboratory (561) 575-5455 or the St. Petersburg Laboratory (813) 896-8626

Turtle Permit No.: i/lrro;<;? Observer's Name: /J4'i(/ 1lo5EQr/isr Affiliation: Mote Marine Laboratory Telephone (inc. area code): (941) 388-4441 or (941) 388-4331

Date of Incident: 7-/4 ·CJCJ County: ,,-,,,,,,,5!;L.yq,L<~~LJ.~,-,-$Q.4.L~L.I...<.71-~ __________ _ Nearest CitylIsland: ~i6i<..J1:::Zi:LJ/VI,,-,'/~C£;::::' '"""-________ _

Name of Beach: ~k/L~~~~~~~~c;~~_--________________ ~~~ Nest Location (inc. street address & nest #): -# 9 GtJ if /liJ;f/ZOlvJ

Disoriented To (inc. street address):C kE a/&/T At;J,.fy/j ,gt/T s;z:7j/e-lJ /3a.otu £1Jt$, ',; W609f, dltWT TZJ /lUI/if / dOJE,{'S bOT: 'r t{/If;.J)ktI.!lt./ Was a probable lighting source identified? YES NO / Have there been other di~orientation events observed this season at this site? YES NO

--rU/O C»A/OO;) £l:JaJA/ 7lJ GtJtF ol/CJ£ES . TYPE OF LIGHT(S) IDENTIFIED: parking lot dune crossover pier


interior condominium exterior condominium other: ------------------------

Describe lighting source, include number of lights if identified: __________________________ _

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When was the incident documented?~ P.M._~urvey Was the incident photographed? YES ~

r.:-:=-: --Was the nest located? (YEV' NO

, " Was the next excavated? YES ~ Did any hatchlings appear to have reached the water? ~ NO

If yes How .~~a~y? (JJfW/J£ t/ Loggerhead Green Unidentified

Number of Hatchlings Disoriented /0 Number of Hatchlings Found Dead 0 Number of Hatchlings Found Alive {p


Additional comments please elaborate and use back if necessary: _____________________ _

7-//j-{)O Signature of Observe Date

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bottom fixtures and fixtures with 4 lights. The parking lot lights are visible from the south end of Venice Public Beach. These lights need to be shielded.

Ocala Street

Venice Zone 2 ( Street light

Alhambra

Alhambra

Open bottom (or cobra light?) needs to be shielded or replaced - is this FPL?

Alhambra - Villas Dr.): Cobra fixture at the intersection of Castille St. and Valencia Rd needs to be shielded.

cobra fixture SE of bldg - street light? (behind Venice Sands)

shadows on the beach seaward of Valencia buildings - possibly from interior lights. SE comer of southern building and behind N building - high pressure sodium pole lights need to be shielded. Don't know if these are FPL fixtures or private.

Cornwall on the Gulf - North end Flourescent fixtures inside house illuminate beach

Park Blvd

Flamingo

, Villas Drive

covered parking lot lights north of pool - visible from south. Bright white lights around pool area need to be shielded or turned off. North bldg, center stairway: canister lights should be tilted east; bright white 1 It floor light needs to be replaced with amber light

amber bulb over doorway on 1 It floor, center of bldg (wattage needs to be reduced)

bright white pole light (FPL light?) At SW comer, Directional pole light located east of Venice Villas

Venice Zone 3 ( streetlight

Golden Beach Blvd. - Sunset Drive):

Golden Beach Blvd

HPS streetlight located SE of Venice Villas (behind MacArthur Beach)

cobra fixture at south end (street or parking lot?) 2 covered parking areas - 9 or more exposed lights, bright amber bulb in 2nd floor stairway (bldg just North of pool). Globe light South ofN bldg needs bigger shield, Globe light directly east of pool needs shield

MARINE TURTLE HATCHLING DISORIENTATION INCIDENT REPORT FORM If you have any qw!stions please contact t~ Florida Marine Research Ins/itute at /~ Tequesta Field laboratory (561) 575-5-155 or the St. Petersburg lAboratory (813) 896-8626

Turtle Permit No.: 1I~;<8 Observer's Name: /4/1/4.1 libSE4?cJIST Affiliation: Mote Marine Laboratory Telephone (inc. area code): (941) 388-4441 or (941) 388-4331

Date of Incident: 7-t -{} a County: ...;J=-<-.Y9.-'-'W...L..:...-'I7:..>.tft.:.Jo.O""-7!L--rt'--_________ _

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VENICE ZONE 1 ( Tarpon Center Dr. - Outfall #2) Lights observed by Jerris Foote and Tracey Mueller 7/29/00

ADDRESS: Tarpon Center Dr

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LIGHTS OBSERVED: south side of globe lights need to be painted, lights reflecting off windows

globe light and bright amber light on building can be seen from south end of beach, Globe lights seaward of bldg need to be painted on south side, Globe lights on stairway need repainting

2 white lights on fence! entryway

bright interior lights, Chandelier in North apartment

2 white lights on North side (need to be shielded to west)

3 pole fixtures visible (very bright) from North

Bayside! Freedom Boat Club 2 bright white lights and amber light on west side of bldg

. Esplanade white portion of sign needs to be turned off or shielded

(There are shadows on the beach between and Esplanade caused by a combination of the white portion of the Best Western sign, and the lights on the west side of Esplanade)

Esplanade white lights over entryway

Esplanade parking garage lights need to be replaced

Esplanade redirect or shield amber lights at entryway, light in parking area at North end of bldg needs to be redirected East -

Venice Public Beach: is lighted by a combination oflights including cobra streetlights lining both the north and south sides of Venice Ave. It would be beneficial if the streetlights could be changed out to cobra "cut-off' fixtures over time. The Inn at the Beach has canister lights over entryways but the cumulative effect is to light up the building. It would be beneficial if the lights were replaced with lower wattage amber lights that would cause less reflection. The single story apartment/condominium on the north side of Venice Ave has carriage type lights along the south p~operty line and at the west facing building. The wattage needs to be reduced and the lights need to be shielded on the west and south sides.

The lights from the parking lot at Granada (Golden Strand) are open

bottom fixtures and fixtures with 4 lights. The parking lot lights are visible from the south end of Venice Public Beach. These lights need to be shielded.

Ocala Street

Venice Zone 2 ( Street light

Alhambra

Alhambra

Open bottom (or cobra light?) needs to be shielded or replaced - is this FPL?

Alhambra - Villas Dr.) : Cobra fixture at the intersection of Castille St. and Valencia Rd needs to be shielded.

cobra fixture SE of bldg - street light? (behind Venice Sands)

shadows on the beach seaward of Valencia buildings - possibly from interior lights. SE corner of southern building and behind N build~ng - high pressure sodium pole lights need to be shielded. Don't know if these are FPL fixtures or private.

Cornwall on the Gulf - North end Flourescent fixtures inside house illuminate beach

Park Blvd

Flamingo

Villas Drive

covered parking lot lights north of pool - visible from south. Bright white lights around pool area need to be shielded or turned off North bldg, center stairway: canister lights should be tilted east; bright white 1 sl floor light needs to be replaced with amber light

amber bulb over doorway on 151 floor, center of bldg (wattage needs to be reduced)

bright white pole light (FPL light?) At SW comer, Directional pole light located east of Venice Villas

Venice Zone 3 ( stre~t1ight

Golden Beach Blvd. - Sunset Drive):

Golden Beach Blvd

HPS streetlight located SE of Venice Villas (behind MacArthur Beach)

cobra fixture at south end (street or parking lot?) 2 covered parking areas - 9 or more exposed lights, bright amber bulb in 2nd floor stairway (bldg just North of pool). Globe light South ofN bldg needs bigger shield, Globe light directly east of pool needs shield

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GBB

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Sunset Drive

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Bright white bulb in 2nd floor hallway (center of 3 story bldg) -needs an amber light similar to the one on the 3rd floor. carriage lights between bldgs need to be shielded.

carriage lights on concrete wall on south property boundary - need to be shielded to the S, W, and North

bright parking lot light at south end needs to be repainted, shadows on beach from light

bright interior lights (flourescent fixtures in kitchen?) - pull blinds

clustered globe lights at NW comer of pool - 2 lights ON - lights need to be off or shielded

-MARINE TURTLE HATCHLING DISORIENTATION INCIDENT REPORT FORM If you have any questions please contact the Florida Marine Research Institute at the Tequesta Field Laboratory (561) 575-5455 or the St. Petersburg laboratory (813) 896-8626

Ff7Pffi-~V7 ); SRQ_

LBK VENZ

Turtle Permit No.: TP II 028 Observer's Name: v .... c:eClo.r ..... d .... e=.r .......... o'-'=s>.ea1.-__________ _


Date of Incident: 6/29- 3 0 100 County: ""S""a""r...."a....,s"'-'o""'-""t""a'--_____________ _ Nearest CityfIsland: _V-'-e=.:..;n:..=i:...;c;:....e:::....-___________ _ Name of Beach: Gulf Shores Beach Nest Location (inc. street address & nest #): ____ -=S:...::u=-:n:.:..s=-=e:...::t::........:D::..=r..=ic...:vc...:e=-_-"t-.!.::1E"'-S::<...:T----<#L..;2"'--____ _

Disoriented To (inc. street address) : beach and grass ina rea a round Sunset Dr. & Sunset Drive LIGHT WAS ON Was -a prooable lighllngsourceidentified? NO

POOL CAGE - INSIDE CORNER TOWARD BEACH)

Have there been other disorientation events observed this season at this site? YES

TYPE OF LIGHT(S) IDENTIFIED: parking lot dune crossover pIer

6L~ single family h~ restaurant/bar

interior condom in iUI11 exterior condominium other:

Describe lighting source, include number of lights if identified: one 3-qlobed old- fashioned type street light inside poolcage. Light was in corner closest to C1e beach. also bright lamp inside house facing pool and beach

LM~\ SKETCH (Use back if necessary)

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IfyesHow,~-fany? about 75 .-

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Loggerhead Green

Number of Hatchlings Disoriented 20?

Number of Hatchlings Found Dead 2

Number of Hatchlings Found Alive 1

P.M. survey

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Appendix F


Sea Turtle Monitoring. Venice Beach. Summary Reportfor2000 - MML Technical Report 732 . 12/29/00 Page 75

<-.y (J U/ d-.. SEA lURTLE STRANDING AND SALVAGE NETWORK - STRANDING REPORT -PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY AND FILL IN All APPLICABLE BLANKS. Use codes below. Measurements may be straignt line ~ (caliper) and/or over the curve (to"pe measure). Measure length from the center of the nuchal notch to the tip of the most posterior marginal. Measure width at the widest point of carapace. CIRCLE THE UNITS USED. See diagram below. Please give a specific location description. INCLUDE LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE.

Observer's Full Name

Address / Affiliation

Species CL Turtle Number By Da y --=:0:::'-'1-' __________ _

Reliability of I.D.: (CIRClE)

Sex: (CiRClE) c;:::Je.-Unsure Probable ~ Species Verified by State Coordinator? YesO N~

How wo, ,ex dete'mined? W~ '~ ~ ~~ .

State n County ~ . . ~ Male Undetermined

location (be specific and include closest town) c;;v,U0 /Lx j %dU P«&-IC ~C// ~ .h&-m 1M C~ s. d. S.~uC

latitude /J J 7~005 , 7'106 longitude 4Js{;)~ 2'7,i841 Condition of Turtle (use codes) 3 Final Disposition of Turtle (use codes) __ ....:J-q., _____ _

Tag Number(s) (include tag return address and disposition of tag) ./11../j ~ ~ ~ / P~~~' .

Remarks (note if turtle was involved with ta r or oil, gea r or debris entanglement, wounds or mutilations, propellor d9'llage, _ /l_ papillomas, epizoa, etc.) continue on back if necessary . ./fL(J ~~ '~...J .~ ~ .~

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MEASUREMENTS: CIRCLE UNITS Sd.. IllJ!J)

Straight length g 3 · Y (NT) Chtcml i.,

Stra i g ht Wid th --'-'6=-.:(....:., ..... Z'--"C'-'-kz.J--_

Curved length ~ 21, Lj eM AJN~Af/-·/4/, 7c~

Curved Width g~ , Oc M ~;J..~

Ma rk wounds,. abnormalities, and tag locations

cm/in

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Posterior Marginal Tip ___ -/

Nuchal Notch

SPECIES: CODES:~ ~;t:;;

(2/5 . cc = loggerhead .1'1.-. ~ _ :~ / .

CM = Green /.rr~ ~ DC = leatherback~. ~

EI = Hawksbill ~.....6 lK = Kemp's ridley

UN = Unidentified I.~ "JI " l:{. ~ 0<..- <t}-Y) n, ../

CONDITION OF TURTlE: ~

0= Alive ~-Jm -1 = Fresh dead ~ 2 = Moderately deco osee ~ 3 = Severely decomposej~~ 4 = Dried carcass ./'-"-'"'..1_1 ... A ~.-/ 5 = Skeleton, bones only ~

FINAL DISPOSITION OF TURTlE: ~ 1 = Painted, left on beach ~ 2 = Buried: on beach / off beach "1_

3 = Salvaged specimen: all / pa 4 = Pulled up on beach or dune '7 ~ h

5 = U~painted, left on beach~ 4fl, 17\ 6 = Alive, released . . (::/'"' /

. 7 =~~ive:,token to ~1~~I~ilg facility

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PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY AND FILL IN ALL APPLICABLE BLANKS. Use codes below. Measurements may be straignt line . (caliper) and/~r over the curve. (tape meas~re). Me.asure length from the center of the nuchal notch. to the tip of the most posterior marginal. Measure wIdth at the wIdest pOint of carapace. CIRCLE THE UNITS USED. See dIagram below. Please give a specific location description. INCLUDE LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE.

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Species __ ....::0=-_L..=-________________ T urtle Number By Day __ U=~/'__ ________ _

Reliability of 1.0.: (CIRCLE) Unsure Probable ~ Species Verified by State Coordinator?

Male ~ How was sex determined? __________ _

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Sex: (CIRCLE) Femole

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County SMgsq-9

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papillomas, epizoo, e tc. ) continue on back if necessary

MEASUREMENTS: CIRCLE UNITS

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CODES : SPECIES: rr::.C) loggerhead ~ = Green

DC = leatherback EI = Hawksbill lK = Kemp's ridley

UN = Unidentified

CONDITION OF TURTlE: 0= Alive ~ Fresh dead

C..2:I= Moderately decomposed 3 = Severely decomposed .4 = Dried carcass 5 = Skeleton, bones only

FINAL DISPOSITION OF TURTlE: 1 = painted,~beach

r21 Buried: beach off beach 3" = Salvage speCImen: all / part

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