Vanellus vanellus [タゲリ,Northern lapwing]
そういえば、今期会ってないと気付いたので、会いに行ってきました😊 天気が良かったので、上面の光沢がきれいに見えました🥰
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Vanellus vanellus [タゲリ,Northern lapwing]
そういえば、今期会ってないと気付いたので、会いに行ってきました😊 天気が良かったので、上面の光沢がきれいに見えました🥰
Wanted to draw my favourite bird with the ace flag, looked on one of my photos of them flying and the shadow under the wing made it look like the top three stripes of the ace flag.
My homework from bookbinding class where we make books from scratch. I really wanted to make illustrations with birds of Ukraine
I suggest lapwing <3
oh gee someone with a northern lapwing profile picture and name sent me a request! i wonder what—
here he issss
so I got one of those wild republic x Audubon bird stuffies as a kid that have the speakers inside that make the bird sound when you squeeze them. I've had the bearded tit since I was like 5, but I recently found out there's a lapwing.
i went looking on eBay and found 2 of them. one of them was like £50 and the other was £20, so i got the cheaper one (obviously). apparently it's rare. neither of the ones i could find had working sound, so i bought one of those custom sound recording squeezy speakers they have at build a bear. the speaker arrived yesterday morning, and the lapwing arrived just now. if ebay cant give me a lapwing with working sound, i'll do it myself. stay tuned for lapwing surgery. i will be liveposting the process.
Foraging Lapwings
Lapwings foraging in the short grass between the lakes, at Titchmarsh nature reserve.
Lifers from this weekend (because I've been a fake birder and never left my local forest to look at birds): Gadwall, Northern lapwing, Northern shoveler, Little grebe, Garganey - and the question: why is the English language allergic to the word "duck"?
Have you seen a Northern lapwing (Vanellus vanellus)?
Yes, in nature
Yes, in captivity
No, but I have heard one in nature/captivity
I might have/I'm not sure
No, I've only heard of it/seen it in photos/taxidermy
No, and I have never heard of this bird
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