The Piping Plover is a small shorebird that is found along coastal beaches in North America. Part of their breeding grounds includes a large part of the northern Great Plains (in both the United States and Canada).
These darling shorebirds unfortunately have a conservation status of threatened or near-threatened across the states and provinces of their range. Their global population is on the rise but beach development and predation by non-native wildlife are among the threats facing the Piping Plover.
Everybody loves plovers, they are the cutest thing on the planet, and you can't spell Plovers without "Love". Happy Valentine's Day to everyone and if you're looking for some cute heart-themed gifts for your special birder then check... Read more »
On the eleventh day of Birdorable, the air was filled with the charming tunes of 11 Piping Plovers! As our 12 Days of Birdorable celebration marches on, we spotlight the utterly adorable Piping Plover, a bird that captures the essence of festive joy with its delightful presence. Drawing... Read more »
The Piping Plover, a small charming shorebird, is more than just a subject of interest for birdwatchers and conservationists; it symbolizes the ongoing struggle for survival in an ever-changing environment. Classified as threatened or endangered across various regions, the Piping Plover's plight has evolved over the years,... Read more »
Here are two new Birdorable coloring pages for some more coloring fun! They are the Piping Plover and Broad-winged Hawk! Go to Coloring Pages to download these and other PDFs and check the Meet the Birds page to check the colors. Read more »
