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Double-Banded Plover Picture

October 14, 2024 by animalpicturebook Leave a Comment

Photo of a double-banded plover in Boat Harbour in Australia. Photo by JJ Harrison of Wikimedia.org. This photo is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.

Double-Banded Plover Fun Fact: A fun fact about the double-banded plover is that it is known for its impressive long-distance migration. These small shorebirds breed in New Zealand and then fly thousands of kilometers to spend the winter in Australia or the Pacific Islands. During migration, they can cover vast distances non-stop, using coastal and wetland habitats as stopover sites to rest and refuel!

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