Walkers Veronica L'Allier, Bob Mason & Ginger Seabrook found about a dozen egg shells on the beach below the high tide line. Bill Nelson then located a "wild" nest that had been predated by an animal of some sort. Nest #53 had 60 remaing eggs which were relocated to higher ground. Prognosis for these remaining eggs is not good as they were washed over by the tide several times and some were discolored.