They have taken a beating because their habitat is very desirable for beaches and condos. Here on Cape Ann, we have at least two areas where they have been given some space to exist. I took these photos late last Spring before I started this blog.
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Good to hear they are doing ok is some areas. I love that last picture...very good!
Great to hear stories like this Steve.
I loved the pictures. It's nice to know they still have a few safe havens.
Crisp, amazingly clear photos shot with obvious love for the subject matter. Very nice.
Love the photos because they remind me of summer.
I saw my first plovers this past summer in Maine. They are so cute and have the sweetest call.
Hello to Richard, first time commenter. Thanks for stopping by. Yup Kim, reminds me of summer too. A New Englander, white as a sheet trying not to get sun burned. It's just six or seven months away!
I'm really happy that I have an opportunity to bring some good news. The population seems steady here...but still we have to be careful not to lose another species.
They are lovely birds! I'm so glad to hear that they are doing OK. And that is a beautiful portrait. :)
That last photo reminds me of the beaches I miss so much. Wonderful, Steve.
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