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A charmer we don't see here. Thank you.
DID you link in this week to WBW? These shots are lovely Andrea.
Wonderful shots - one of my favourite books - Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance - features these birds in the first few pages. I was really pleased to see some in the feather a few years ago.
My Little Plover is actually in Scotland, rather than Australia, so the names may come from a Viking background. And yes, this bird and the Killdeer are very closely related. Hope all is well, and glad you liked the Glasgow post.
Cheers - Stewart - Melbourne
Great looking bird, and much more colourful than or European Blackbird.
I see I was a late visitor this time. I was occupied with GOOGLE :(
A lovely set of birds.
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