KENTISH PLOVER | Birds of Sri Lanka with Mihela | Sound / Call

Local Names : කෙන්ටි ඔලෙවියා, Kenti Olevia,
Bengali : কেন্টিশ জিরিয়া
Gujarati : ભુલામણી ઢોંગીલી
Malayalam :ചെറുമണൽക്കോഴി
Marathi : केंटिश चिखली
Nepali : अलकचन्द्र राजपुत्रिका
Afrikaans Kentse Strandkiewiet
Albanian Vraponjësi gushëbardhë
Arabic زَقزَاقٌ إسْكَنْدَرِي
Armenian Ծովային քարադր
Asturian Chirlicu les dunes
Azerbaijani Dəniz bozcası
Basque Txirritxo hankabeltza
Bulgarian Морски дъждосвирец
Catalan Corriol camanegre
Chinese 東方環頸鴴
Chinese (SIM) 环颈鸻
Croatian morski kulik
Czech kulík mořský
Danish Hvidbrystet Præstekrave
Dutch Strandplevier
English Kentish Plover
English (United States) Kentish Plover
Finnish mustajalkatylli
French Pluvier à collier interrompu
French (France) Gravelot à collier interrompu
French (French Guiana) Pluvier à collier interrompu
French (Guadeloupe) Gravelot à collier interrompu
Galician Píllara das dunas
German Seeregenpfeifer
Greek Θαλασσοσφυριχτής
Hebrew חופמי אלכסנדרי
Hungarian Széki lile
Icelandic Strandlóa
Indonesian Cerek tilil
Italian Fratino
Japanese シロチドリ
Korean 흰물떼새
Latvian Jūras tārtiņš
Lithuanian Juodakojis kirlikas
Malayalam ചെറുമണൽക്കോഴി
Marathi केंटीश चिखल्या
Mongolian Тэнгисийн хиазат
Norwegian hvitbrystlo
Persian سلیم پا سیاه (کوچک)
Polish sieweczka morska
Portuguese (Portugal) Borrelho-de-coleira-interrompida
Portuguese (RAM) Rolinha-da-praia
Romanian Prundăraș de sărătură
Russian Морской зуёк
Serbian Morski žalar
Slovak kulík morský
Slovenian Beločeli deževnik
Spanish Chorlitejo Patinegro
Spanish (Spain) Chorlitejo patinegro
Swedish svartbent strandpipare
Thai นกหัวโตขาดำ
Turkish Akça Cılıbıt
Ukrainian Пісочник морський

Tourist Location in Sri Lanka : Arugam Bay Beach

The Kentish plover is a small cosmopolitan shorebird. Small, pale plover with broken black collar, sandy upperparts, grayish legs, and rather fine black bill. They are known to reside and breed in multiple types of habitat, from desert with temperatures of 50 °C to Sub Zero in tundra. The distribution of this species’ breeding areas covers Europe, Asia and Africa. Breeding plumage has black mask and incomplete black tabs at sides of breast. Nonbreeding plumages have black replaced by brown. Both male and female birds have pale plumages with a white underside, grey/brown back, dark legs and a dark bill. Mainly coastal, on sandy beaches, dry mudflats, and at salt ponds, usually near water; also locally inland. Migrants will join with flocks of other shorebirds. Their calls are like ... Locally named Kenti Olevia.

Get to know all the details about
1. Color Variations/Changes in plumage/feathers in male, female, breeding and none breading, juvenile, baby and chicks in different seasons
2. Find out how they call, sound, in flight sound, dance, mating season
3. What are their food, nest, what the nest made of, fights, catch their pray, how they dive to catch fish
4. Community Habitat distributions across the globe with their migration and their migration path and whether they are endemic to region or geography or which countries
5. Finally how they dive, walking techniques, how they dry themselves
6. Name Translation in Sinhala, Hindi, Tamil, Urdu, Malayalam, Panjabi, Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Urdu, German, Spanish, Greek, Turkish, Chinese, Bhojpuri, Kannada, Italian, Russian, Arabic

Bird Sound © Boris N. Veprintsev
Batys Qazaqstan oblysy, Kazakhstan
22 May 1981


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