Oriental Plover - Also known as Oriental Dotterel or Eastern Sand Plover. Non-breeding plumage. Photographed 15 September, recently arrived in Australia from N China and Mongolia

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Oriental Plover - Also known as Oriental Dotterel or Eastern Sand Plover. Non-breeding plumage. Photographed 15 September, recently arrived in Australia from N China and Mongolia

DH-3370
Oriental Plover / Oriental Dotterel / Eastern Sand Plover - Non-breeding plumage
arrived in Australia from N China and Mongolia
Charadrius veredus
Common in northern areas of Australia especially dry grasslands, dry muddy areas near water but often far from water. Also gibberstone plains and occasionally coastal
Don Hadden
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EDITORS COMMENTS
. This stunning print captures the adventurous spirit of DH-3370, also known as the Oriental Plover or Eastern Sand Plover. With its non-breeding plumage on full display, this feathered globetrotter recently touched down in Australia after a long journey from Northern China and Mongolia. Known for its preference for dry grasslands, muddy areas near water, and even gibberstone plains, this plover is not your average beach dweller. While it occasionally enjoys coastal visits, DH-3370 often ventures far from water sources to explore the vast Australian landscapes. With its sleek feathers and elegant stance captured perfectly by photographer Don Hadden, this image showcases the beauty and resilience of our avian friends. Whether you're a bird enthusiast or simply appreciate nature's wonders, this print will transport you to the wilds of Australia. So why not bring a touch of Australasian charm into your home with this photograph? Let DH-3370's wanderlust inspire you to embark on your own adventures - whether it be exploring new territories or simply appreciating the unique beauty that surrounds us every day.

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