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Green turtles nest all year round on Aldabra, but nesting activity was found to be concentrated during the monsoon season (late November‐April) rather than the dry season as previously reported. More trial nests and emergences were made during the dry season. This was considered to be the result of difficulties in nesting during this time of the year rather than to more females attempting to nest, because fewer nests were dug during this season. The number of beaches being used by the turtles has apparently increased but no clear reason could be provided for the varying levels of use of different beaches.
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Wendy Seabrook (1989) studied this question.
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