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Over break I visited the west Hampton dunes. It\u2019s near fire island. At the end of the dunes there is a beautiful park called Cupsogue County Park. There is actually a native bird that nests there called the Atlantic Coast Piping Plover. I saw their nesting area. Seal are also common in the bay. I sadly did not see any while I watched the sunset over the bay. There were a lot of ferns and small bushes growing in the dunes. There were also some small pine trees inhabiting the dunes. Unfortunately I was not able to identify the tree.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Over break I visited the west Hampton dunes. It\u2019s near fire island. At the end of the dunes there is a beautiful park called Cupsogue County Park. There is actually a native bird that nests there called the Atlantic Coast Piping Plover. I saw their nesting area. Seal are also common in the bay. I … <\/p>\n

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