Birds of the Pacific Coast 1923. birds, British Columbia, killdeer, sandpiper, killdeer, Charadrius vociferus, spotted sandpiper, killdeer, Actitis macularius, 598279, Pacific Coast North America, A detailed depiction of two shorebirds in a natural setting. To the left, a Killdeer is portrayed with its distinctive double black throat bands and reddish wing markings, standing gracefully amidst the grass. Its alert posture suggests a readiness to take flight at any moment. To the right, a Spotted Sandpiper is seen, characterized by its slender form and distinctive spotted breast, blending harmoniously into the surrounding environment. The background showcases a serene landscape with gentle water, hinting at a tranquil habitat where these birds thrive, surrounded by softly rendered trees and grasses. The scene captures the essence of wildlife and the delicate beauty of these shorebirds in their natural habitat.