The little gray-and-white bird cut a lonely figure as it picked its way along the lakeshore at Montrose Beach on Tuesday.
Perhaps it was remembering what happened last season, when it spent six fruitless weeks here, unable to fulfill its biological destiny.
Birders were delighted to see Imani, the offspring of the beach’s famous couple, Monty and Rose. To the untrained eye, individual piping plovers might be hard to identify. But because they are endangered, most have been fitted with leg bands."Hopefully this year there will be a female and he will nest," Itani said."Unfortunately, it seems like a very handsome male," Itani said.
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