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Norman Lantz, a member of the Marion County Audubon Society, said killdeer don't really make a nest - they just lay eggs on pebble, under railroad ties or in gravel off a cart path on a golf course.
Blackbrook Audubon is inviting the public to visit Killdeer Plains Wildlife Area at noon, Feb. 15. The group hopes to see winter visitors such as rough-legged hawks, northern harriers, Lapland long… ...
VIRGINIA BEACH Thank goodness killdeer parenting is a 50-50 proposition, especially in this heat! Many shorebirds nest out on the beach in the open sun, but they usually have at least the advantage… ...
Don Torino, president of the Bergen County Audubon Society, said what the killdeer are doing in New Milford is not out of the ordinary. "It's common that they nest all over the place, in football ...
Northeast Ohio Birding; Even more than robins, killdeer heralds spring in Northeast Ohio. Published: Mar. 11, 2009, 2:20 p.m. Mar. 11, 2009, 2:20 p.m.
Killdeer are the loud mouths of the bird world because they’re “extremely vocal,” according to a posting on the Seattle Audubon Society’s Birdweb.org.
Wildlife Wednesday: Killdeer can be identified by their call, bold colors and striking markings.
Among those teaming up to protect a killdeer nest in the boatyard on Grass Island recently were, from left, Marine Police Sgt. Jim Bonney, Harbormaster Ian MacMillan, boat owners Stephanie Ewen ...
The killdeer, a brown bird with bands of white and black, laid its eggs about two weeks ago on a patch of synthetic grass at Votee Park. ... the president of the Bergen County Audubon Society.
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 ...
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