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Markus Lagerqvist | profile | all galleries >> Birds of the World >> Non Passerines >> Golden-plovers tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

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Golden-plovers

The Golden-plovers (Pluvialidae) are a small family of only four species, until recently included in the family Charadriidae (Plovers and Dotterels). However molecular data has revealed that the Golden-plovers are not so closely related to the rest of the plovers. They are instead closer to the stilts, avocets, oystercatchers, and the ibisbill.
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