LOCAL NAMES

• පුංචි මාල ඔලෙවියා, Punchi Mala Oleviya, പ്ലോവർ, प्लोवर, உழவர், ప్లవర్, Pluvier, Chorlito, Regenpfeifer, Piviere,پلور, ছোট নথজিরিয়া, Pluvier petit-gravelot, વિલાયતી ઝીણી ટીટોડી, झिरिआ, मर्वा, कंठेरी चिखल्या, लघु राजपुत्रिका, कृकषा, சிறு ஆள்காட்டி குருவி
• Afrikaans Kleinringnekstrandkiewiet
• Albanian Vraponjësi i vogël
• Arabic زقزاق مطوق صغير
• Armenian Փոքր քարադր
• Assamese লৰিয়লি
• Asturian Chirlicu les lleres
• Azerbaijani Kiçik bozca
• Bangla জিরিয়া
• Basque Txirritxo txikia
• Bulgarian Речен дъждосвирец
• Catalan Corriol anellat petit
• Chinese 小環頸鴴
• Chinese (SIM) 金眶鸻
• Croatian kulik sljepčić
• Czech kulík říční
• Danish Lille Præstekrave
• Dutch Kleine Plevier
• English Little Ringed Plover
• English (United States) Little Ringed Plover
• Faroese Lítil svarthálsa
• Finnish pikkutylli
• French Pluvier petit-gravelot
• French (France) Petit Gravelot
• French (French Guiana) Pluvier petit-gravelot
• French (Guadeloupe) Petit Gravelot
• Galician Píllara areeira
• German Flussregenpfeifer
• Greek Ποταμοσφυριχτής
• Hebrew חופמי גדות
• Hungarian Kis lile
• Icelandic Vatnalóa
• Indonesian Cerek kalung-kecil
• Italian Corriere piccolo
• Japanese コチドリ
• Korean 꼬마물떼새
• Latvian Upes tārtiņš
• Lithuanian Upinis kirlikas
• Malayalam ആറ്റുമണൽക്കോഴി
• Marathi छोटा कंठेरी चिखल्या
• Mongolian Нарийн хиазат
• Norwegian dverglo
• Odia କୁଜି ଗିରିଗିରିଆ
• Persian سلیم طوقی کوچک
• Polish sieweczka rzeczna
• Portuguese (Portugal) Borrelho-pequeno-de-coleira
• Romanian Prundăraș gulerat mic
• Russian Малый зуёк
• Serbian Žalar slepić
• Slovak kulík riečny
• Slovenian Mali deževnik
• Spanish Chorlitejo Chico
• Spanish (Spain) Chorlitejo chico
• Swedish mindre strandpipare
• Telugu చిన్న వలయ ఉల్లంకి
• Thai นกหัวโตเล็กขาเหลือง
• Turkish Halkalı Küçük Cılıbıt
• Ukrainian Пісочник малий

DESCRIPTION

Charadrius dubius, Delicately built small plover with bright yellow eye rings. it is A widespread bird across many continents. Note dull pinkish legs and large white forehead patch (in adults). Plumage much like bulkier Ringed Plover, but white eyebrow continues unbroken across forehead. Breeds on stony substrates around lakes, gravel pits, and along rivers. but rarely out on open tidal areas. their sounds calls are like … Named locally as punchi mala oleviya. Both males and females take turns incubating the eggs.