Plover Cards
Description: A vintage-inspired travel graphic celebrating Canada's Prince Edward Island National Park. Features a detailed woodcut illustration of a red fox sitting on mossy red sandstone rocks along the iconic red sand shore. Piping plovers forage on the beach while a great blue heron flies over the coastal waters toward a historic black-and-white striped lighthouse perched on the red cliffs. The foreground is framed by dune marram grass and native maritime wildflowers, including fireweed, blue lupine, and beach pea. A warm golden sun sets over the ocean horizon as bold red script and sans-serif typography arch overhead reading "Prince Edward Island NATIONAL PARK." Perfect for hikers, beachgoers, bird watchers, Atlantic Canada travelers, and fans of c
Prince Edward Island National Park Red Fox Covehead Lighthouse Vintage Graphic Card
by tac4
$5.00 $6.00
Description: The Kōlea or Pacific Golden Plover is a shorebird which spends the winters in the Islands of Hawai’i and breeds in Siberia and the western parts of Alaska. The adults are arriving here in August while the young ones are showing up in October. They’re staying here for more than half a year and are leaving in late April again.
Description: This cute design features bold plump pink text that proclaims "Piping Plovers are the Cutest Things on the Planet" in all capital letters. The slogan is flanked by cute cartoon Piping Plovers that perch on the letters and around the words. This is a great gift idea for anyone who loves these darling endangered beach and shore birds.
Description: Cute little shorebirds scramble to find their food in the surf at the Oregon Coast. This is the perfect gift for any beach lover and a great addition to your beach decor.
Shorebirds in the Surf - Oregon Coast Card
by DeniseBruchmanPhotography
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A detailed, realistic side-profile representation of an American Woodcock bird. The creature is shown standing, displaying its distinctive long beak, large dark eye, and intricate brown, black, and tan mottled plumage patterns typical of ground-dwelling forest game birds. Isolated on a plain background for clarity.
Description: Single Killdeer ©Debra Martz In February I came across a pair of Killdeer (a type of Plover) on a backroad in northern Oklahoma. One stayed still and back a little ways while this one stopped near the edge of the dirt road and started its call which sounded like it was repeating its name...kill deer kill deer...then it would pause and listen. I took a few photos from the vehicle and moved along. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: "Feathered Friends" 2024/20200222-DSC_7064.NEF
