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Little Ringed Plover

(Charadrius dubius)
Size: 14-17 cm; wing span 42-48 cm
Weight: 26-53 g

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Physical description

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Taxonomy, classification

See Little Ringed Plover at Wikipedia .

Range, habitat, finding this species

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Sightings

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Photos

Race "curonicus"

ADULT

Sex unknown

BREEDING

Lateral view of a Little Ringed Plover in near-breeding plumage (photo courtesy of B. Hensen)
[Leanyer Sewage Treatment Plant, Darwin, NT, August 2012]

NON-BREEDING

Frontal view of a Little Ringed Plover in non-breeding plumage (photo courtesy of B. Hensen)
[Leanyer Sewage Treatment Plant, Darwin, NT, October 2009]

Distant lateral view of a Little Ringed Plover in non-breeding plumage (photo courtesy of B. Hensen)
[Leanyer Sewage Treatment Plant, Darwin, NT, October 2018]

Distant lateral view of a Little Ringed Plover in non-breeding plumage (photo courtesy of B. Hensen)
[Leanyer Sewage Treatment Plant, Darwin, NT, October 2018]

Distant lateral view of a Little Ringed Plover in non-breeding plumage (photo courtesy of B. Hensen)
[Leanyer Sewage Treatment Plant, Darwin, NT, October 2018]

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