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Charadrius vociferus
Preferred to nest away from vegetation, she has placed her nest on this Elementary school playground amongst the pebbles.
She placed her first egg on May 28, followed by three others over the next couple days.
Spotted on Jun 15, 2018
Submitted on Jun 15, 2018
6 Comments
What a great spotting! wonder why its habitat is away from the vegetation?
A very nice picture.
NICE SPOTTING!! She is BEAUTIFUL!!
I hope you are able to go back & get photos of her babes!!
Great capture and observations!
WOW! Beautiful!
Hello jentribenbrook and Welcome to the Project Noah community!You have to edit the spotting again and put the location where you spot it,when you do that you can enter the scientific name (Charadrius vociferus) in the scientific window,ok?Thanks on advance :-)
The two shots are just awesome,congrats and thanks for sharing
You have to edit the spotting again and put the name of the place where you make the photo,on the window map,thanks on advance :-)
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