
This Killdeer would extend one foot out into wet mud and vibrate it to scare up food items. (A foraging technique)
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This Killdeer would extend one foot out into wet mud and vibrate it to scare up food items. (A foraging technique)
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These three Killdeer chicks were what I was watching when the Mockingbird I posted a couple of days ago flew down and started catching insects. (The Wing Flash Of A Northern Mockingbird) I tried to get a photo of all three Killdeer together but I just could not pull it off. (Remember the 3 Armadillo [...]
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I spotted this Killdeer chick in the middle of the road. I blocked traffic and made sure it made it across where it met with another chick and the parents.
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I have been posting photos of birds the past few days that I have seen after it snowed here in Arkansas. All of these birds were in one small area and all I had to do was just stay hidden in one spot. This Killdeer I think just came close to me out of curiosity. [...]
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After I made it through the Cockle Burrs I saw this single Killdeer around a pool of water in an almost dry creek bed.
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