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As you stroll along the white sandy beaches of Panama City Beach between the months of May through October, you might encounter a sea turtle nest. The most common nests in PCB are made late at night by female loggerheads, a threatened species. The eggs take about two months to hatch, and during that time a "caution" barrier marks off the area so that the eggs remain undisturbed.
The Wordy Explorers
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We are seldom in Panama City Beach during turtle nesting season, so we were excited to see a sea turtle nest during our July visit! (Sadly, the recent storm surge had a negative impact on many of the city's nests.)
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