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Kentish Plover, Strandplevier, Charadrius alexandrinus

Kentish Plover, Strandplevier, Charadrius alexandrinus

The life cycle of the Kentish Glory

The life cycle of the Kentish Glory

Kentish pear orchard

Kentish pear orchard

Kentish Plover

The Kentish Glory

The Kentish Glory

Kentish Plover - Charadrius alexandrinus, Ria Formosa Natural Park, Algarve, Portugal

Kentish Plover - Charadrius alexandrinus, Ria Formosa Natural Park, Algarve, Portugal

Kentish Plover - Charadrius alexandrinus on the beach on the seaside, summer in Cape Verde

Kentish Plover - Charadrius alexandrinus on the beach on the seaside, summer in Cape Verde

Kentish plover, Charadrius alexandrinus

Kentish plover, Charadrius alexandrinus

Kentish plover bird

Kentish plover bird

Dwarf or Kentish milkwort polygala amarella medicinal plant

Dwarf or Kentish milkwort polygala amarella medicinal plant

Kentish Plovers in dry habitats

Kentish Plovers in dry habitats

Kentish Plover - Charadrius alexandrinus on the beach on the seaside, summer in Cape Verde

Kentish Plover - Charadrius alexandrinus on the beach on the seaside, summer in Cape Verde

Strandplevier, Kentish Pover, Charadrius alexandrinus

Strandplevier, Kentish Pover, Charadrius alexandrinus

Kentish plover, Charadrius alexandrinus

Kentish plover, Charadrius alexandrinus

Adult Kentish Plover Water Bird

Adult Kentish Plover Water Bird

Photographed Kentish plover taking a short break on a beach

Yellow red flowers known as 'Kentish Hero' or Calceolaria integrifolia (latin name). Yellow red flowers known as 'Kentish Hero' or Calceolaria integrifolia (latin name)

A flock of oceanside birds known as Kentish Plovers. A flock of oceanside birds known as Kentish Plovers.

Saint Georges Anglican Church

The first Church to be consecrated in the Colony of South Australia by the first bishop of Adelaide. The Church is built of Kentish masonry work from water worn, rounded, pebbles collected from the creek which runs through nearby Stradbroke Park. The foundation was laid in 1847. The first Church to be consecrated in the Colony of South Australia by the first bishop of Adelaide. The Church is built of Kentish masonry work from water worn, rounded, pebbles collected from the creek which runs through nearby Stradbroke Park. The foundation was laid in 1847.

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