I created a coloring page for the Pacific Golden Plover, but it’s missing its patterns! Only you can help by filling in the shapes and colors seen on this migrating bird. If you don’t have one in your yard for reference, check out the amazing photos and information on: https://www.koleacount.org/ The males and females sport different plumage in the spring than they do in the winter, so you get to choose which season the kolea in your drawing is in.
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Native Birds Citizen Science Kolea Count https://www.koleacount.org/ Report Your KoleaMigratory shorebirds called Kolea in Hawaii, spend summer in Alaska raising…
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I made a video on how to draw a palila (Loxioides bailleui), a critically endangered bird found only on the…