An Yellow Wattled Lapwing foraging for insects in the ground (49943978083)
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Summary[edit] Description: I half suspected a chick in the ground. The chicks have a tendency to hide in the ground and hide in them. We had seen few instances like that where the mother was feeding them. But not this time. The lapwing was happily foraging ignoring my presence. Thanks in advance for your views and feedback. Please stay safe and healthy. Date: 26 May 2020, 08:16. Source: An Yellow Wattled Lapwing foraging for insects in the ground. Author: Hari K Patibanda.
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