killdeer , także: killdee
Charadrius vociferus latin

Although Killdeer are considered shorebirds, they often live far from water.

Students are holding a contest to name the baby killdeer once they hatch.

The dog had found a killdeer nest, holding three eggs.

Two paces away, I found the nest the killdeer was protecting.

This bird resembles the Killdeer but is much smaller and has only one band.

Killdeer build their nests in open fields so that they can watch for danger.

This usually involves a fake injury display, similar to that of the Killdeer.

Returning to the river the next day, we walked our men up to the Killdeer Mountains.

The name was taken from the nearby Killdeer Mountains.

Killdeer ran around in all the fields, screeching, whistling, trying to lead you away from their eggs.

The killdeer, a brown and white member of the plover family, has two distinctive black bands on its breast.

It's a variant of 'killdeer,' which is supposed to be the cry the things make.

A bird, the North American killdeer, takes big chances.

The black-necked stilt and the killdeer are two of the tour favorites.

Then the reporters pointed out that he had shot not a dove, but a protected songbird known as the killdeer.

"Whole families of mallards come to the streams, and the killdeer birds have returned to nest," she said.

A killdeer is a type of bird.

The range of the Killdeer spreads across the Western Hemisphere.

The site is located 8.5 miles northwest of Killdeer, North Dakota.

For the similarly named bird, see Killdeer.

The Killdeer frequently uses a "broken wing act" to distract predators from the nest.

Killdeer, dragging false broken wings, ran screeching ahead of him on the shaved ground.

We talked about the fishing, and he said that some day he'd come out and fish Killdeer Creek with me.

A killdeer flushed from a wet perch, sounded a plaintive cry and flew away.

This was all too likely to cost him two clients: Quaid and Killdeer.

The Killdeer (Charadrius vociferus) is a medium-sized plover.

KILLDEER Charadrius vociferus.