Killdeer

Jun 1, 2026 | Birds, Shollenberger | 0 comments

Observed at Shollenberger Park on the morning of Saturday, May 30, 2026: A Killdeer chick waits patiently for its little sibling to emerge from under the mother Killdeer.

Photos by Ted Weber

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