Killdeer - Charadrius vociferus
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Killdeer must be the most common of the Plovers and they are predominately found in North America. They do winter along the northern coast of South America. You can see them throughout the U.S. Killdeer are recognizable by the shortish bill and the double row of black bands around its breast. If you are in an area where they have young, they will try and distract you with their calls.
I like how he blends into the background
05/06/2010 - Sacramento, CA
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05/06/2010 - Sacramento, CA
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04/04/2008 - Shimada Friendship Park, Richmond, CA
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04/26/2010 - Shimada Friendship Park, Richmond, CA
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04/26/2010 - Shimada Friendship Park, Richmond, CA
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Young Killdeer
07/19/2007 - Middle Harbor Park; Oakland, CA
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04/08/2007 - Shimada Friendship Park, Richmond, CA
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Was hard to spot him in the grass
09/07/2007 - Miller-Knox Regional Shoreline, Richmond, CA
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10/10/2007 - Llano Seco Unit, SWLR, CA
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04/10/2008 - Shimada Friendship Park, Richmond, CA
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09/10/2008 - Lillie Park, Ann Arbor, Michigan
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05/06/2010 - Sacramento, CA
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04/04/2008 - Shimada Friendship Park, Richmond, CA
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04/07/2008 - Shimada Friendship Park, Richmond, CA
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04/16/2010 - Winnie, Texas
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10/10/2009 - Albany Bulb; Albany, CA
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09/06/2007 - Miller-Knox Regional Shoreline, Richmond, CA
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09/07/2007 - Miller-Knox Regional Shoreline, Richmond, CA
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02/01/2009 - Brazoria NWR, Texas
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