Who knows the bird that laid these eggs?

Kildeer

Killdeer.

That was quick!!!

I tried to get the photo of the female leading me off her nest...but she got out of range.

Yep ^

We have one that lays right in the middle of the road in the gravel. The traffic does not bother her much, but the road grader is a different story. Those little guys are cute, they look like little cotton balls on sticks.

We've had them lay eggs at work on our gravel roof, 5 stories up.

Killdeer nests in Bad locations have been successfully moved to safer one about 15' at a time. Has to be done by the proper authorities.

I was filling up a field to plant sweet corn Saturday. There was a nesting killdeer in open ground 75 feet from where I was working. It never budged.

Did she flip her wing and fake injured!

Killdeer like to lay their eggs right on a gravel bar near the water. Have seen them many times near my house in an industrial park where I run my Beagles. Fun to watch them try to fake us out and lead us away.
Interesting note: Industrial parks buildings have huge flat roofs with rubber sheeting and it's held down with rounded creek grave, and, as it's not perfectly flat, the roofs will collect standing water and the Killdeer will nest on those roofs, just like a gravel bar. The new style electronically welded plastic materials are not useful to them, and their numbers are dwindling in the urban areas.

Sure did

But without details; it is a bird in the Scolopacidae Family, inward formed eggs so they don't roll out of a ground nest.
There are too many dark spots for a Piping plover

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