Semipalmated Plover (Charadrius semipalmatus)
This plover was on its way north to its tundra breeding grounds. A little over a week ago, it and a couple of others had made a short stopover at a small pond where my husband and I look for shore birds this time of year.
OOPS! I think it spotted me!
Perhaps you prefer this view?
I am connecting to Stewart M's Wild Bird Wednesday HERE
A drive-by in the comment above and a short layover for the plover. ;-)
ReplyDeleteLovely bird that you spotted!
ReplyDeleteIt definitely saw you! A beautiful bird.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure it was mumbling about cheeky photographers as it huffed away.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kindness.
Fantastic shot, I am jealous haven't seen one of those yet. I think they are shy.
ReplyDeleteYou always tak fabulous birds pictures !
ReplyDeleteLovely and well photographed.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet little bird..
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of the plover!
ReplyDeleteGreat bird shots. So if this is a "semi" palmated is there a totally palmated? Do you sense my lack of bird knowledge?
ReplyDeleteDarla
What a dandy poser. MB
ReplyDeleteI prefer ALL THREE poses.. he is precious.
ReplyDeleteGreat captures!
ReplyDeleteI love them all. Such a pretty bird.
ReplyDeleteNice catch, EG! I love the pedal car from yesterday too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty little visitor!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty little visitor!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shot of a pretty bird!
ReplyDeleteCute little birds with a fun personality:) Run stop run....stop.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! You have wonderful pictures of this bird.
ReplyDeletePretty bird, love the white and the orange beak!
ReplyDeleteHe sure is a cute little one!
ReplyDeleteI think you have a way with birds! Such fine photos! At first I thought you were writing about a sublimated plover and I was really anxious to find out what that was. Now, I've got to find out what the heck "semipalmated" means. I wonder if has anything to do with cheating at cards?
ReplyDeleteThe detail in these shots is stunning ! Love 'em !
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely bird portrait. Do you have a lot of bird books so that you and identify the birds you see?
ReplyDeleteIt looks a bit miffed! lol
ReplyDeleteThe PLovers are cuties! Great shots! Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots - I like the poses :D)
ReplyDeleteLove the second shot! The bird has an attitude!
ReplyDeleteWow! Looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteI like the startled look.
Wonderful shots, what an attractive looking bird!
ReplyDeleteGreat find and very well photographed.
ReplyDeleteVery nice shots. Those darn critters are always showing me their backsides. I have a ton of moon shots. lol
ReplyDeletewonderful images of the little plover. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat shots...such a pretty bird! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous captures, thanks.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots of this cute bird.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bird and photos you have to be proud of! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, Semipalmated Plover on its way north to its tundra!!! What a BEAUTIFUL birdie and sweet captures, EG♡♡♡
ReplyDeleteSending you lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*
Great shots! Glad you were there as they went through.
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