- Birds were located on Seahorse Key, a 150-acre mangrove-covered dune
- In May, the key fell eerily quiet all at once as thousands of birds left
- It is not yet known why they left and biologists are attempting to find out
- For decades, Seahorse Key has been a protected way station for birds
- Biologists tested birds for disease and contaminants but tests were negative
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