2012 Nest Data

Sunday, May 6th from Cyndi White.

Nest 01
New team member Pat Earl brought us luck this morning. Nest 1 was found on the sandbar across from POA 11. 114 were laid. 113 eggs were relocated to a dune near POA 8. 1 egg was taken for research. Team this morning included: New Turtle member Pat Earl, Cyndi & Robbie White and Janie Lackman.

Inventoried 6/18 (0 dead hatchlings)

     0 broken
     1 egg taken for study
   10 un-hatched eggs
103 empty shells
114 total eggs

103/114 = 99% hatch rate - 99% emergence
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Wednesday, May 9th from Betsy Kohler

Nest 02
Another new team member, Jamie Kopp, brought us good luck this morning! Nest 2 was found on a dune at POA 8, but we almost missed it. After a long crawl back and thru the wrack line, which you know is huge this year, the loggerhead crossed over this little dune and on out to the ocean. The sand was disturbed all over the dune so we were sure there was a nest there. So Janie and I probed all around in the circle she drew but just couldn't find it.
We found another crawl at POA 6, but there were no signs of a nest there. Jamie and I walked back to command post to get a stake with ' ? ' on it. (I was anxious to put my BK on any stake!!!) On our way back, Tony yelled for us to get the #2 stake because Karen N. had located the nest. It was actually outside of our original circle, but Karen had seen uprooted grasses, a pretty good sign of nesting activity. Thank you Karen for not giving up. Betsy Koehler, with Janie Lackman, Jamie Kopp, Karen and Tony Natoli, Billy Drysdale and Cyndi White helped too.

Inventoried 7/21 (0 dead hatchlings)

     0 broken
     1 egg taken for study
   30 un-hatched eggs
105 empty shells
136 total eggs

105/136 = 77% hatch rate - 77% emergence
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Friday, May 18th from Marsha Priem

Nest 03
As our team headed south today it was cloudy, cool and wet out, but soon we discovered tracks that lead everywhere! This mama was small and had to crawl quite a distance as she circled numerous times to find a nesting area , and then afterwards to crawl back. It appears she was being followed by some other humans, but her tracks took at least 20 minutes to follow, yes that long, they were everywhere! Karen and Linda guided me with my first probe and digging experience. Finally after several tries, I found my first egg and was so thrilled. We were near POA 16 (my lucky number), and decided to leave the nest right there. Tony and Bob helped stake it out!

Inventoried 07/26 (1 dead hatchlings)

   2 broken
    1 egg taken for study
    9 un-hatched eggs
68 empty shells
  80 total eggs

68/80 = 85% hatch rate - 84% emergence
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Saturday, May 19th from Dick Work

Nest 04
While the teams were assembling Sat morning, 5/19/12, and wondering when things would pick up a phone rang and Janie let us know a mama turtle was still on the beach laying her eggs. Mama was in the wrack at the Rock Beauty entrance just where you would make the turn north to patrol Zone 1. Jim Wolbrink and Dick Work went north to do the patrol, check nests 1 & 2, and pick up supplies to mark the relocated nest. Karen Wolbrink and Sally Work stayed with Janie to watch mama finish the nest & return to sea. The South team of Bev Brosnan, Dickie & Martha Blanchard and others who Janie called came down to witness this rare occasion as well. 88 eggs were relocated to a dune just north of the path from Rock beauty with one taken for DNA testing. A great way to start the day. Dick, Sally, Karen, and Jim.

Inventoried 07/22 (0 dead hatchlings)

     0 broken
     1 egg taken for study
     9 un-hatched eggs
   79 empty shells
89 total eggs

79/89 = 89% hatch rate - 89% emergence
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Sunday, May 20th from Janie Lackman

Nest 05
Today's rainy patrol was eventful this morning with new turtler , Pat Earl bringing the North team of Dickie & Martha Blanchard and Janie Lackman luck. Even with the early morning heavy rain, tracks were clearly visible around POA 11. There was also a well defined body pit with clear signs of uprooted vegetation. After an investigation of the area, the nest was found by Pat Earl. Way to go. 106 eggs were in the nest. 1 egg was taken for research and the remaining 105 were relocated to a safer area around POA 8. The nest had two eggs that were much larger than the rest - unfortunately my photo of this did not come out too great. Special thanks to Bev Brosnan from South team that came up to help with supplies!

Inventoried 7/27 (0 dead hatchlings)

     0 broken
     1 egg taken for study
     9 un-hatched eggs
   96 empty shells
106 total eggs

96/106 = 90% hatch rate - 90% emergence
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Sunday, May 21st from Kathy Agee

Nest 06
Alex, Megan, Kelly, Kathy, found Nest 6 just north of beach POA 2. Alex found the nest with just a few probes. I believe we have a new turtle whisperer this year. Momma turtle lay her eggs way above the high tide line so we left it in situ.

Inventoried 7/28(0 dead hatchlings)

     1 predated
      1 egg taken for study)
  103 un-hatched eggs
    10 empty shells
115 total eggs

10/115 = 9% hatch rate - 9% emergence
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Monday, May 22nd from Marsh Priem

Nest 07
Mary found this most unusual nest! The mama crawled half way up and was unable to cover all the eggs. No probing necessary. A ghost crab however invaded and we lost about 30 eggs. Mary and Marsha moved 101 eggs back near POA 19. Janie and Tony assisted with everything else. Still Lucky #7 will thrive due to our efforts and the GREAT FRIPP TURTLE PATROL!

Inventoried 07/25 (25 dead hatchlings)

  30 broken
    1 egg taken for study
  20 un-hatched eggs
81 empty shells
131 total eggs

81/131 = 62% hatch rate - 43% emergence
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Monday, May 23rd from Linda Sigafoos

Nest 08
Just south of Rock Beauty Road. Relocated 111 eggs to an area just north of Rock Beauty.
Karen N., Linda S., Billy D., Tony N. (113 eggs total, 2 taken for research)

Inventoried 7/29 (1 dead hatchlings)

     1 broken
     1 egg taken for study
     8 un-hatched eggs
103 empty shells
113 total eggs

103/113 = 91% hatch rate - 90% emergence
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Monday, May 24th from Robbie White

Nest 09
A jogger told Rich Combes who was on the north end that they had seen a crawl at [POA 21]. Rick and I walked to [POA 21] and found a long classic crawl. Momma had nested in the wrack and we found it quickly. It was a shallow nest with 119 eggs in it. We relocated the nest to POA 19 which we all hope yields better results than last year. Robbie, Rick, Cyndi, Janie, Jamie, and Gene.

Inventoried 7/27 (1 dead hatchlings)

    0 broken
     1 egg taken for study
   14 un-hatched eggs
104 empty shells
119 total eggs

104/119 = 87% hatch rate - 86% emergence
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Sunday, May 27th from Janie Lackman

Nest 10
At POA 3 - luckily someone had seen her lay because ALL of the field signs were completely gone from the wind and high tide. This would have been a very easy nest to have missed.

Inventoried 8/02 (0 dead hatchlings)

      0 broken
      1 egg taken for study
    33 un-hatched eggs
    82 empty shells
116 total eggs

82/116 = 71% hatch rate - 71% emergence
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Sunday, May 27th from Rich Combes

Nest 11
The Zone 2 team was joined today by Atlanta visitors Marcie, Terry & Allie, and they helped find Nest 11. Marcie spotted what turned out to be the exit track just north of POA 23. The entrance track had been washed over and mama crawled over wrack, so it was hard to follow her track. Then Jean K. spotted what looked like a classic body pit at the back edge of the wrack line and, after a few minutes of probing, we found the nest. Because of the possibility of tides over-washing it, we moved the eggs to a dune at POA 19, just south of Nest 9. After taking 1 egg for DNA project, we relocated 79 eggs to the new location. First nest of the year for the Sunday Z2 team of Bev Brosnan, Barbara Cotter, Jean Kohlmayer, and Rich Combes!

Inventoried 7/27 (2 dead hatchlings)

     0 broken
     1 egg taken for study
     4 un-hatched eggs
   75 empty shells
   80 total eggs

75/80 = 94% hatch rate - 91% emergence
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Saturday, June 2nd from Betsy Koehler

Nest 12
Found this morning in zone 2 at POA 18. There was a short crawl, outgoing right on top of incoming, and a classic body pit. After just a few minutes of probing, we found the nest. 127 eggs were relocated to a dune directly behind the original location. Martha, Dickie and Betsy K.

Inventoried 8/04 (0 dead hatchlings)

     0 broken
      1 egg taken for study
      6 un-hatched eggs
121 empty shells
128 total eggs

121/128= 94% hatch rate - 94% emergence
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Sunday, June 3rd from Michael Beach

Nest 13
Lucky Dog helped Pat, Michael, Betsy and Janie find lucky nest 13 this morning at POA 22. 129 eggs were relocated to POA 19 and one to research.

Inventoried 8/04 (10 dead hatchlings)

      0 broken
      1 egg taken for study
    13 un-hatched eggs
116 empty shells
130 total eggs

116/130 = 89% hatch rate - 81% emergence
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Thursday, June 7th from Rich Combes

Nest 14
The Zone 1 team – Betsy, Christina, Dickie (subbing for Martha), Rich, and Lia, Christina’s granddaughter - found #14 this morning right in front of POA 2 marker. Dickie B. spotted the exit track and it looked as though the turtle had left within a couple of hours of us finding her track. We found no entrance track because of the very high tide last night. There was a big area of disturbed sand at the start of the track, with a number of destroyed eggs on the surface from crabs and possibly a raccoon. While Dick and I were trying to decide where to start probing, Gucci, Renate’s dog, started showing a lot of interest in an area. With one probe in that area we found the nest, which was very shallow. Because of the location near wet sand and shallowness, we relocated 98 eggs to a dune just behind the POA 2 marker. We estimate that at least 10 other eggs were destroyed.

Inventoried 8/22 (0 dead hatchlings)

     10 ghost crab predation (1 egg taken for study)
     12 un-hatched eggs
     86 empty shells
   108 total eggs

86/108 = 80% hatch rate - 80% emergence
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Saturday, June 9th from Betsy Koehler

Nest 15
Found this morning just above the wrack line at POA 18. The mama really had us fooled; we probed unsuccessfully, in the body pit near the turn-around and exit. But Dickie finally found the nest very near the incoming tracks. So she laid her eggs, then continued away from the water, made a big mess throwing sand, etc, then turned around and crawled over the whole area and back to the water. Just when we think we have it figured out. 102 eggs were relocated to a small dune at POA 18, next to Nest 12 from last Saturday, and 1 egg for research. Betsy, Judy, and Dickie

Inventoried 8/03 (6 dead hatchlings)

      0 broken
      1 egg taken for study
    21 un-hatched eggs
    81 empty shells
103 total eggs

81/103 = 79% hatch rate - 73% emergence
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Monday, June 11th from Michael Beach

Nest 16
Zone 2 had a false crawl at POA 16, barely leaving the receding tide. We then found a long and curving track by POA 18, which led to a nest on one of the smaller dunes. It was left "in situ", one egg was taken for research. It did take us several probes and exploratory holes to find the nest. For: Pat Beach, Michael Beach, Betsy Koehler and Micki McCormick. (Lucky dog helped once again).

Inventoried 8/09 (0 dead hatchlings)

      0 broken
      1 egg taken for study
    13 un-hatched eggs
    85 empty shells
   99 total eggs

85/99 = 86% hatch rate - 86% emergence
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Friday, June 15th from Cyndi White

Nest 17
Found this morning. It was laid near POA 9. 105 eggs were relocated to a safer location near POA 8. The North Team was Janie, Robbie & Cyndi. Thanks to Marsha P. & Tony & Karen N. for the assist with supplies. Marsha, Janie, Robbie, and Cyndi.

Inventoried 8/08 (0 dead hatchlings)

     0 broken
    1 egg taken for study
     3 un-hatched eggs
102 empty shells
106 total eggs

102/106 = 96% hatch rate - 96% emergence
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Saturday, June 16th from Robbie White

Nest 18
Located this morning midpoint between POA 3 & POA 4. 121 eggs were relocated to the dunes. Off Duty Turtler Rich Combes found the tracks . He alerted the North Team of Dick W , Sally W , Cyndi and Robbie W. Rich then assisted probing and found the nest. Thanks Rich !

Inventoried 8/02(0 dead hatchlings)

      0 broken
      1 egg taken for study
  121 un-hatched eggs lost to animal predation
    0 empty shells
122 total eggs

0/122 = 0% hatch rate - 0% emergence
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Wednesday, June 20th from Betsy Koehler

Nest 19
Found this morning at POA 8 , 108 eggs were relocated to a nearby dune. There was an egg on top of the sand so no probing was required. It was a very shallow nest and the ghost crabs got there before we did. They only broke two eggs so those shells were saved for research. This was Jamie's first nest to relocate so it was very exciting for us all. Good job team. Micki McCormick, Jamie and Gene Kopp, Betsy Kohler, and our fearless leader Janie Lackman [behind the camera].

Inventoried 8/11 (0 dead hatchlings)

      0 broken
      2 eggs taken for study
      4 un-hatched eggs
104 empty shells
110 total eggs

104/110 = 94% hatch rate - 94% emergence
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Saturday, June 23rd from Jim Wolbrink

Nest 20
Found on first probe by Dick Work [near POA 2] (it was special day for Dick and Sally--it is their wedding anniversary, so congratulations!). 124 eggs were moved [to higher location nearby] and one taken for research.

Inventoried 8/20 (0 dead hatchlings)

      0 broken
      1 egg taken for study
      6 un-hatched eggs
118 empty shells
125 total eggs

118/125 = 94% hatch rate - 94% emergence
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Saturday, June 23rd from Jim Wolbrink

Nest 21
Found on about 6th probe by myself [Jim Wolbrink, near POA 2] and 108 eggs were moved [to higher location nearby] and 1 taken for research. The team was Sally & Dick Work, Janie Lackman and Jim Wolbrink (Karen was working treasure sale), and we were assisted with equipment by South team of Dickie and Martha B and Judy Dayner.

Inventoried 8/20 (0 dead hatchlings)

     0 broken
      1 egg taken for study
      6 un-hatched eggs
102 empty shells
109 total eggs

102/109 = 94% hatch rate - 94% emergence
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Sunday, June 24th from Pat Earl

Nest 22
Much excitement as the North team spotted a crawl immediately as they began their walk. After a quick probing Martha found the eggs. The nest was located on POA 15 with 86 eggs and relocated to POA 14. 85 eggs were placed in the new nest. Great work done and thanks to the team of Janie, Pat, Martha, and Dick .

Inventoried 8/20 (3 dead hatchlings)

   0 broken
    1 egg taken for study
    5 un-hatched eggs
80 empty shells
86 total eggs

80/86= 93% hatch rate - 89% emergence
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Monday, June 25th from Pat Beach

Nest 23
The south team found a . . . barely discernible track up to the rack line by POA 17. After much probing ... a nest was located near POA 17, with 83 eggs. 82 eggs were relocated to a dune close to POA 16, one taken for research. South team is Annelisa Bindra, Betsy Koehler, Micki McCormick, Michael & Pat Beach. We got help in the relocation from north team members Collins Strickland, Megan Maule and, of course, our fearless leader Jamie Lackman. Way to go, team! What started out as a dreary, rainy, day was certainly improved by those mama turtles and great teamwork! Megan Maule, Pat and Michael Beach.

Inventoried 8/18 (4 dead hatchlings)

      0 broken
      1 egg taken for study
      2 un-hatched eggs
    80 empty shells
    83 total eggs

nnn/ttt = 96% hatch rate - 92% emergence
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Thursday, June 28th from Robbie White

Nest 24
Found at POA 23 and relocated to POA 19. We put 118 eggs in the ground. The south Team was Janie, Rick K , Cyndi and I. We were accompanied by 2 friends of Rick from Charlotte, Mark and his daughter Chessie. Big thanks to Betsy Richards who brought us the supplies. Betsy R., Rick K., Robbie W., Cyndi W., Mark, and Chessie.

Inventoried 8/17 (56 dead hatchlings)

    0 broken
     1 egg taken for study
     2 un-hatched eggs
116 empty shells
119 total eggs

116/119 = 97% hatch rate - 47% emergence
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Tuesday, July 3rd from John Dayner

Nest 25
Judy and John Dayner and their grandkids Brad Dayner and Samantha Crotty, along with the Fripp Turtle Lady, Ms. Lackman – found Nest 25 near POA 2 and relocated it to a dune nearby. John and the kids found the nest, just as two visitors were telling Janie and Judy they watched the mama laying her eggs at about 10:00 last night. Mama found a spot far enough away from the heavy, noisy partying by tourists on the beach, and put 108 eggs in the ground. After Janie dug into the hole left by the crab that got two of the eggs, the two good-looking adults probed the body pit for a while. Then John pushed his stick in and hit the nest on his first probe. We moved 106 eggs into the new nest on the dune, keeping the shells from the other two for DNR. The team, especially the grandkids, had a great morning on the beach. Michael and Pat Beach helped this morning by bringing us the supplies. Thanks, Mike and Pat.

Inventoried 8/30 (2 dead hatchlings)

   0 broken
    2 eggs taken for study
    8 un-hatched eggs
98 empty shells
108 total eggs

98/108 = 91% hatch rate - 89% emergence
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Thursday, July 5th from Robbie White

Nest 26
Found by Janie and Cyndi this morning at POA 22. 130 Eggs were relocated in the ground south of POA 19. Mary Gnau watched the Mama lay the night before and showed us where it was. After probing for a few minutes it was located by Janie. The tracks were nearly impossible to see and without Mary's help, it could have been easily missed.

Inventoried 8/27 (4 dead hatchlings)

    0 broken
     1 egg taken for study
   10 un-hatched eggs
120 empty shells
131 total eggs

120/131 = 92% hatch rate - 88% emergence
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Friday, July 6th from Tony Natoli

Nest 27
A long crawl just north of the stairway at POA 22 with 2 areas of disturbed sand. The first body pit had an incomplete nest chamber about 10 inches deep. A few feet further up another body pit which looked very promising. Probing that pit proved fruitless but when Bob probed just in front of the second pit he found the nest chamber. The track was narrow indicative of a young turtle and the last 6 to 8 eggs she laid were noticeably smaller than normal. 78 out of the 79 laid were relocated to the area just north of POA 19, the remaining egg being held out for DNA analysis. Tony N., Karen N., Linda F., and Bob F.

Inventoried 8/27 (39 dead hatchlings)

   0 broken
   1 egg taken for study
   6 un-hatched eggs
72 empty shells
79 total eggs

72/79 = 91% hatch rate - 42% emergence
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Saturday, July 7th from John Dayner

Nest 28
Dickie and Martha Blanchard, Judy Dayner and her visiting daughter Jenny Crotty found Nest 28 south of POA 23. Wrack completely covered the nest; Judy located the eggs after a few probes. The team moved 106 eggs to a dune at POA 19 and kept one egg for DNR. John Dayner and Samantha Crotty brought supplies.

Inventoried 8/27 (2 dead hatchlings)

   0 broken
     1 egg taken for study
   16 un-hatched eggs
   90 empty shells
107 total eggs

90/107 = 84% hatch rate - 82% emergence
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Saturday, July 7th from Jim Wolbrink

Nest 29
Between POA 2 & 3, Dick W. found nest 29. 115 eggs were relocated to higher dune nearby and one taken for research.

Inventoried 8/30 (0 dead hatchlings)

    0 broken
1 egg taken for study
  10 un-hatched eggs
105 empty shells
116 total eggs

105/116 = 90% hatch rate - 90% emergence
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Saturday, July 7th from Jim Wolbrink

Nest 30
Between POA 2 & 3, Janie finally located and 89 eggs in nest 30 relocated and one taken for research.

Inventoried 8/28 (1 dead hatchlings)

        0 broken
        1 egg taken for study
        8 un-hatched eggs
      82 empty shells
      91 total eggs

82/91 = 90% hatch rate - 89% emergence
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Tuesday, July 10th from Marsha Priem

Nest 31
Janie, Mary, and Marsha found Nest 31, a very shallow nest, [112 eggs] near the wrack between POA 18 and POA 19. We moved 111 eggs back and Rick brought the posting supplies.

Inventoried 9/03 (0 dead hatchlings)

        0 broken
        1 egg taken for study
      10 un-hatched eggs
   101 empty shells
    112 total eggs

101/112 = 90% hatch rate - 90% emergence
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Wednesday, July 11th from Tony Natoli

Nest 32
A turtle crawl just opposite POA 18 resulted in Nest 32. Billy Drysdale located the nest chamber within a very few minutes of probing. 114 eggs oviposited, 1 egg taken for research, 113 were relocated to the forward slope of a small dune just to the north of POA 18. Billy, Karen, Linda, and Tony .

Inventoried 8/30 (81 dead hatchlings)

    0 broken
    1 egg taken for study
12 un-hatched eggs
101 empty shells
114 total eggs

101/114 = 89% hatch rate - 17% emergence
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Thursday, July 12th from Betsy Richards

Nest 33
At POA 8 by [the] zone 1 team. It was a short clean in and out tracks, an obvious body pit and Christina found a shallow nest after 4 probes! 97 eggs were relocated to a nearby dune; 2 eggs used for research. Thanks to Christina T., Betsy R, Rich Combs who got the hardware, and Martha Blanchard; Dickie and Sparky [who] offered invaluable advice. Christina, Rich, Sparky, Martha, and Betsy.

Inventoried 9/05 (1 dead hatchlings)

      5 broken (ghost crab predation) 1 egg taken for study
      10 un-hatched eggs
      87 empty shells
    102 total eggs

87/102 = 85% hatch rate - 84% emergence
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Monday, July 16th from Mary "Sam" Taylor

Nest 34
Found just north of POA 2 today. It was a deep nest which contained 94 eggs which were relocated just back from the original nest. Collins found the eggs after about 20-30 minutes of probing. Megan, Sam, Kelly, Janie, Kathy A., Emily, Emily's mom and 2 interns were in attendance. Pat and Michael Beach provided the assist with supplies. 1 egg was taken for research. Collins S., Megan S,

Inventoried 9/11 (5 dead hatchlings)

        0 broken
        1 egg taken for study
        5 un-hatched eggs
      88 empty shells
      94 total eggs

88/94 = 94% hatch rate - 88% emergence
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Saturday, July 21st from Michael Beach

Nest 35
Found by the north team this morning just south of POA 1, and was moved to POA 2 in order to avoid wash over by higher tides at the original nest site. This was a long crawl, with mama turtle existing the beach just before low tide in the early am based on the tracks. Nicely formed body pit yielded the nest to probing after just a few minutes. Nest was shallow, but held 105 eggs. 104 were relocated to POA 2 and one was taken for DNA testing. North team today was Jim and Karen Wolbrink with Michael and Pat Beach, joined by Janie. Martha, Dickie and Betsy brought the supplies. Michael and Pat Beach, Karen and Jim Wolbrink.

Inventoried 9/17 (3 dead hatchlings)

        0 broken
        1 egg taken for study
        5 un-hatched eggs
      99 empty shells
    105 total eggs

99/105 = 94% hatch rate - 91% emergence
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Saturday, July 28th from Dick Work

Nest 36
North of POA 1 on the bar between the tidal pool and the ocean. 80 Eggs were recovered after 15 minutes of probing and discovery of the nest by our fearless leader Janie. 79 eggs were relocated to a location south of POA 2. Team was Jim & Karen Wolbrink, Dick Work, Janie Lackman. Michael & Pat Beach brought the supplies. Beautiful sunrise to boot!

Inventoried 9/27 (0 dead hatchlings)

        0 broken
        1 egg taken for study
      28 un-hatched eggs
      51 empty shells
      80 total eggs

51/80 = 64% hatch rate - 64% emergence
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Friday, August 3rd

Nest 37
Bob Freeman found this nest at POA 20. Unusual nest as there were two chambers dug within the same body pit ~8 inches apart. One contained 56 eggs and the other held 17 eggs. The turtle had been observed nesting just after midnight by the family in the picture and we were assured she had not been disturbed. We relocated 72 of the 73 eggs to a small dune at POA 19. Visitor, Linda F., Bob F., Nephew Matt, Tony N. Marsha P. Karen N., Visitor.

Inventoried 9/28 (5 dead hatchlings)

        0 broken
        1 egg taken for study
        3 un-hatched eggs
      69 empty shells
      73 total eggs

69/73 = 94% hatch rate - 88% emergence
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Summary for 2012