The Blacksmith Lapwing gets its name from its call: a metallic klink klink klink; like the blacksmith's hammer on an anvil
The Blacksmith Lapwing's habitat is near inland water systems, sports fields and golf courses
The Blacksmith Lapwing has distinctive black, white and grey plumage
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Hi Jo
ReplyDeleteSo, they like golf too!!!
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Bia
Oh, I've never seen one of those before and what great captures, Jo!!! Thanks so much for sharing!! I hope your week is going well!! Enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteI loved seing this bird while I was in Africa..
ReplyDeleteWhat a super find. This is a new bird for me, and it's gorgeous.
ReplyDeletehe is a beauty, thanks for the explanation, i wondered about the name as soon as i saw it
ReplyDeletehandsome!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bird! Really lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteHello Jo. Yes I remember that one from Kenya. A strange sort of name until it is explained why.
ReplyDeleteHaven't seen one of these beauties in way to long. Thanks for sharing.
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