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A seabird known as the brown booby is nesting for the first time in California’s Channel Islands National Park.
The discovery announced Tuesday means the bird that is usually tropical or subtropical appears to have extended its range further north than previously seen.  The discovery means there are now 14 species breeding seabirds that rely on the park.  The brown booby is known for making spectacular dives for surface fish from up to 50 feet. They lay their eggs on bare ground on islands, then make nests with sticks, rocks and vegetation.