There's something so charming about these killdeer going about their business on what looks like a perfect day for shorebird watching. Artist A. Low has captured these distinctive plovers with wonderful attention to detail—from their signature black and white striped markings to those bright red eyes that make them so unmistakable in the field.

We love how the artist has painted them in their natural habitat, with one bird alert and standing while the other appears to be nesting or foraging among the grasses and shoreline debris. The careful rendering of their plumage and the subtle environmental details like the marsh grasses and weathered ground give this piece an authentic field guide quality that any birder would appreciate.

The simple wood frame keeps the focus exactly where it should be—on these beautifully observed birds. It's the kind of piece that brings a touch of natural history into your home, whether you're an avid birder or just someone who appreciates the quiet beauty of wildlife art. You can almost hear their distinctive "kill-deer" call just looking at them.