Plover

ByMaria

I like taking pictures of just about anything I see in nature. It so happened this Pacific plover came my way and I knew I had to capture this cute little migrating bird. I have actually a collection of pictures of the plover. They are very amusing to look at. Besides, they are not afraid of people. They feed from whatever they find on the ground or on the grass. This one did not even mind me taking its picture. I’m glad I can enjoy looking at these creatures. They are an integral part of nature that everyone should be thankful for.

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