Wildlife Wednesday: Killdeer can be identified by their call, bold colors and striking markings.

When something approaches its nest, the killdeer spreads its wings and tail, scolds and may even fly at it. If a potential predator comes very near, the bird tries to lure it away from the nest by ...

KILLDEER: These birds are known for their loud call, bold colors, ... (done in 1972 and 1973 and printed in 1978 in "American Birds" published by The National Audubon Society) ...

Wildlife tour of Killdeer Plains Wildlife Area planned. By. J Swygart - March 6 ... and participants will join a naturalist and the Tri-Moraine Audubon Society to explore some of the 8,000 acres ...

Killdeer need to find quiet places where they can lay their eggs on the ground. Further complicating this necessity is the fact that the ground needs to be almost entirely free of vegetation. What the ...

If the colorful landscape were not enough to signify that spring is here, now you can view some of the early season migrating birds returning to our area, such as the killdeer (Charadrius ...