Can you see the Piping Plover?

A perfectly camouflaged small bird is in the middle of this picture looking for a good place to settle. This is their traditional nesting area. Piping plovers don't really make nests; they lay their eggs in a depression in the sand. Very vulnerable. Signs have been posted and the vicinity has been roped off so humans won't disturb them. I took this picture on Monday while the wind was whipping, clouds were scudding, yellow warblers were flitting among the cedars, and this little bird was peeping loudly and dashing here and there. Almost invisible.

This is what he/she looked like: http://www.fws.gov/northeast/pipingplover/