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Banded Piping Plovers at Laguna Madre, Texas

On October 10, 2012 By Steve
The Laguna Madre mudflats are a fantastic area for shorebirds. Everything from dowitchers to curlews and plovers shows up so a trip to this hotspot during Fall migration always comes with exciting possibilities. On trips to the Laguna Madre mudflats behind the South Padre Island Convention Centre in late September and October 6th, I wasContinue Reading
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