What is the Saint Helena plover?
Q: What is the Saint Helena plover?
A: The Saint Helena plover is a small bird, also known as the wirebird, that is endemic to the island of Saint Helena.
Q: When was the Saint Helena plover first mentioned?
A: The Saint Helena plover was first mentioned in 1638.
Q: What is the national bird of Saint Helena?
A: The Saint Helena plover, or wirebird, is the national bird of Saint Helena.
Q: Where does the Saint Helena plover appear on the island's coat of arms?
A: The Saint Helena plover appears on the top half of the island's coat of arms.
Q: Have older coins of Saint Helena featured the wirebird?
A: Yes, some older coins of Saint Helena (before 1998) have featured the wirebird on their reverse.
Q: Is the Saint Helena plover found anywhere other than Saint Helena?
A: No, the Saint Helena plover is endemic to Saint Helena, meaning it is found exclusively on that island.
Q: What type of bird is the Saint Helena plover?
A: The Saint Helena plover is a type of plover, which is a bird species known for its long legs and typically found in coastal or wetland areas.
