The endangered Plover in Pennsylvania is the Piping Plover. There is not very much information about the Piping Plover, but we have information on Plovers in general. Most Plovers belong to the Charadriidae family, but with a few exceptions. There are about sixty species of Plovers widely spread throughout the world. That includes cold climates like the Arctic and the Antarctic.
Plovers are small to medium size with stout bodies and a short neck and tail.
Plovers are swift when flying and forage on the ground or in shallow water for food. They usually lay four large eggs, and both the male and female care for the young. The most familiar Plover is the Kill deer. The Falcon is a very big bird. They can eat up to ten animals a day.