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I was driving on a small country road when I suddenly noticed some small ones at the side. One adult tock to the air and shouted to the newly hatched ones to be careful. They did not understand much so they walked around until I got too close then they hid themselves. I would not be surprised if they were hatches the very same day. I was glad there was no traffic so I could get out of the car.
I did not get any good shots of the actual parents at this time so those images are a week older. Large feet and head for such timy creatures.
This made my day! Only ones before I have seen young lapwings and they were much older then these ones.
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I was driving on a small country road when I suddenly noticed some small ones at the side. One adult tock to the air and shouted to the newly hatched ones to be careful. They did not understand much so they walked around until I got too close then they hid themselves. I would not be surprised if they were hatches the very same day. I was glad there was no traffic so I could get out of the car.
I did not get any good shots of the actual parents at this time so those images are a week older. Large feet and head for such timy creatures.
This made my day! Only ones before I have seen young lapwings and they were much older then these ones.
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wow those wings are big. It's good it was a quiet road, I feel for those birds that try to cross and get run over.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful encounter! Great photos. Those babies are adorable!
ReplyDeleteI am in total awe!! Thank you for bringing your birds to us for our viewing pleasure over the weekend.:
ReplyDeleteAAAAhhhhh babies! What a precious sight and great that you could stop for photos. A bird many of us have never seen!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it fascinating how the young totally transform into the adult bird? Terrific shots!
ReplyDeleteOh, those little critters are so cute! The adults are quite pretty.
ReplyDeleteThey're sooooo cute!
ReplyDeleteSo lucky for you to come across them to the these great pictures. - Margy
ReplyDeleteOh, so cute! :-)
ReplyDeleteGreetings from London.
How wonderful - new babes!
ReplyDeleteLovely photographs and the little ones look so cute!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
My husband shot baby birds a couple days ago, also. :) Nature is thriving.
ReplyDeleteHello, I just love the cute chicks. I would love to see these Lapwing birds. Enjoy your day and week ahead!
ReplyDeleteThe chicks are too cute.
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
Okay, re-attempting to comment. The chicks are adorable, but I was also much impressed with the amount of colour the first two birds have on their wings! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteKay
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Beautiful bird. Love the chicks!
ReplyDeletethanks!
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